One of the most frustrating aspects of the health care reform debate is how often everyone pretends that we have no good options. We let
Some have argued that Medicare Advantage (MA) HMOs provide benefits to Medicare beneficiaries at lower cost than could be provided by traditional fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare. Though
Some past presidents of the AMA wrote an editorial in the WSJ today. First of all, I find it amusing that past presidents of the
A recent Business Week article summarized an argument against a public option that is based on the unfounded claims of cost shifting made by insurers and
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