…etc. Healthcare is expensive. While Dr. Arno is calling for pricing constraints, I would take it much further and look at healthcare costs, examine them, and begin to measure them…

…many areas of healthcare, it may be no surprise total that salaries (income) for some medical specialties declined over the past year. COVID-19 Creates Dire US Shortage of Teachers, School…

It has been a while since I have listed news articles. Healthcare, Oil, and SCOTUS topics are dominating news today. Colorado is kicking of a Public Option. If successful, it…

This showed up in my In Box today. Andrew Sprung at xpostfactoid is reporting on the impact of the American Rescue Plan impact healthcare. “U.S. uninsured rate hits an all-time…

…explains what it is like to have your life and rights compromised by the courts, state legislatures, and the people around you who are denying you essential healthcare. dd: “Democrats…

…chose to emphasize a part of those points by italicizing them. The cost of healthcare and in this particular instance, insulin is one of those items. The use of Insulin…

The biggest driver of healthcare cost is simply “pricing” increases reflected in hospitals, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare insurance. It was Dr. Donald Berwick while head of Medicare and Medicaid during the…

…being the biggest factor in healthcare costs. Pricing nines times greater than the costs due to inflation over the five years of reporting. I spent time editing this report to…

…an important healthcare service, because failure to provide it can result in worse outcomes and higher healthcare spending for residents of the community. Consequently, hospitals should receive Standby Capacity Payments…

…list of the top ten baddies of profiteering and dysfunction in healthcare. Martin Shkreli made number one for 2023. I did ask if I can publish Lown’s top ten examples…