Why don’t employers impose a mandate: Response to readers
Austin Frakt November 13, 2013
There were some good comments to my post on why employers don’t impose an individual mandate. Below I respond to some of the issues raised.
There were some good comments to my post on why employers don’t impose an individual mandate. Below I respond to some of the issues raised.
Austin wrote this: https://twitter.com/afrakt/status/400338128281407488 about this post. Basically, he’s looking for a response to Reihan and Avik’s proposal that we couple concierge care with a
Start by paying a primary-care physician $80 a month to see each [Medicaid] patient, whether he is healthy or sick. That’s what so-called concierge doctors
Are you caught up on the latest evidence about ACOs? If not, go read my post on the AcademyHealth blog. @afrakt
Craig D. Newgard and colleagues in Pediatrics: Gunshot-related injuries are a leading cause of death and non-fatal injury among children and adolescents in the United
The following is a cross-post of my piece that appeared in The Nation earlier today. We’re six weeks into the implementation one of the key
Healthcare Triage #3 is up. What’s Healthcare Triage? Glad you asked: Healthcare Triage is a series about healthcare. Dr. Aaron Carroll will explain healthcare policy,
David Freddoso rails against the lack of competition in the ACA: Obama made one promise you may not remember – an implicit promise – while
Around the 1:16:30 mark in of this video of a symposium* on the ACA at the University of Michigan, Cato Institute’s Michael Cannon cited my work.
I’d like you to consider a thought experiment: Imagine there was a food additive that was thought to reduce the risk of breast cancer in
The following is a guest post by Nicholas Bagley, University of Michigan Assistant Professor of Law. Now that the President has apologized for not being exactly straight with
Accelerating Physician Workforce Transformation Through Competitive Graduate Medical Education Funding by David C. Goodman and Russell G. Robertson (Health Affairs) Graduate medical education (GME) has