How The Patient Rights Revolution Builds on America’s 1776 One – The Health Care Blog
By MICHAEL MILLENSON It took 129 years for the inalienable rights proclaimed in America’s Declaration of Independence to apply to […]
By MICHAEL MILLENSON It took 129 years for the inalienable rights proclaimed in America’s Declaration of Independence to apply to […]
By COLIN LAWLOR A patient comes in for an ordinary primary care appointment. The nurse runs through the usual checklist:
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By MATTHEW ZACHARY The American healthcare system behaves exactly as its incentives tell it to behave. That sentence sounds almost
By TOMMY BEVERIDGE Just like the Holy Roman Empire was none of those things, America’s health care system is neither health care,
By EMMANUEL SARKEES Arizona consistently ranks among the states with the highest uninsured rates in the nation. Over 800,000 residents
By MATTHEW HOLT More tales of the woes of dealing with health insurance. I live in Marin County, California and