Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget: Summary of numerous fiscal plans (updated) CMS: HITECH (health info) Medicaid conference, Baltimore, MD May 24-26, free registration CMS:
Dylan Matthews underlines the need for reform of the Disability Insurance (DI) portion of Social Security, playing off of a story in today’s WSJ about
There’s been a lot of prostate cancer news lately. I’ve got a pile of it to blog about. I won’t get to much of it
Austin posted this interesting figure from Averill, et al. (JACM, 2010): A few legal comments (I can’t help it): Insurance companies are generally regulated by the
I’m a pediatrician. I can’t help myself. Here’s one more chart from The State of Working America: This is the percent of children who finish
Here’s another great chart from The State of Working America: You’re looking at poverty rates from 1959-2009, by different age groups. Almost one quarter of
UPDATE: Kudos to reader Addi Faeber below. While I assumed that out-of-pocket burden did not include premiums, he noticed that they do here. While everything I said
The following is a guest post by Harold Pollack, the Helen Ross Professor of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. ACOs are one of
Part 3 of my interview with Charles Blahous focusing on Medicare. Here is part 1 (General); and part 2 (Social Security). Charles Blahous, one of
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