…2022 Postal Service Reform Act, which would have financially stabilized it. Louis DeJoy ignored the intent of the landmark bipartisan reform bill so he could pursue the Delivering for America…

…companies, governments, and others—to find ways to deliver high-quality care and lower costs.” But critics didn’t buy Witty’s expressed commitment to reforming an industry that his company has helped shape…

…wrote about health care reform, where his intellectual jouney was similar to mine. He supported single-payer insurance (Medicare for All) and even backed wider government ownership of hospitals, physician practices…

…CEO’s murder should spur meaningful health care system improvements. Musk’s team could or should see Medicare Advantage plans as an opportunity for reform, savings. The cost of the sleep study…

…credits expire. We’ve got to buy ourselves time to do these larger reforms.” Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) agreed. “Even if we passed a bill today, there is not time to…

…need to simultaneously reform the payment system. Here’s the second part of my plan: We will create a single-pricing system for all hospitals, physicians and other providers, or one that…

…benefits.” Ripe for Reform There is no disagreement that the VA disability system should be more rational, efficient, and produce speedier results. But, just like in debates about reforming state…

…that include “postal reform” and “general issues related to the postal service.” Its primary complaint, Hutkins said, centers on “cross-subsidization” – the claim that USPS uses revenue from its monopoly…

…at the top. If you look at the polls, most Americans, doesn’t matter if they’re Republicans or Democrats, actually agree that the wealthy should pay more. So why does reform…

…next major push for health reform came in 1993, under Bill Clinton. Unlike earlier efforts, Clinton’s push was as much about cost control as about universal coverage. Health spending grew…