ACA’s Employer Mandate
Austin Frakt April 22, 2010
Paul N. Van de Water of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has a summary of the ACA’s employer mandate. You might recall (or
Paul N. Van de Water of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has a summary of the ACA’s employer mandate. You might recall (or
As with obesity, health care costs are a complicated problem. If the fix were simple, we would have done it a long time ago. But
Christopher Weaver of Kaiser Health News has piece today on ACA-mandated changes to federal/state sharing of drug rebates under Medicaid. Democrats included a provision in
A few weeks ago I wrote about Benford’s Law, the strange fact that the measurements of many things begin more often with lower valued digits
Getting back to the important issue of why we see commercials for one food commodity, milk say (“Got milk?”) and not another, like broccoli, two
Matthew Yglesias asks, Why is it that nobody’s marketing broccoli and bananas? This stuff is sold in stores, in exchange for money. Presumably there are
Sunday, from Reuters: The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has asked a panel of outside experts meeting on Wednesday to say how confident
Jason Shafrin summarizes a 1999 paper on physician cost shifting from Medicare to private payers: Thomas Rice, Sally C. Stearns, Donald E. Pathman, Susan DesHarnais,
This post has been cited in the 29 April 2010 edition of Health Wonk Review. Greg Mankiw wrote on Saturday, “[O]ne of the prime motives
I’ve wanted to do a post on KFC’s new sandwich, but I’ve held back. I’ve been on a health kick lately. And, since I’ve been
One of the problems with the obesity epidemic is that we’ve reset what we consider to be “normal”. I see this all the time with
All but a few of you know me as a blogger. But I’m rarely that. At work I’m in large part, but not exclusively, a