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Obamacare expected to raise cost of health care claims 28% in Utah
Tweet A new report from the Society of Actuaries – financial risk professionals that estimate long-term costs for pensions, insurance, and the government – estimates that the cost of health care claims – the “most important driver” of insurance premiums … Continue reading
2013 Legislature: Lockhart and Niederhauser on Medicaid expansion
Tweet During the 2013 Sutherland Institute Legislative Policy Conference, House Speaker Rebecca Lockhart and Senate President Wayne Niederhauser shared their thoughts on whether they believe Utah should accept Medicaid expansion as part of Obamacare’s implementation. See video below: They both … Continue reading
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Tagged authentic charity care, health care, Medicaid, Obamacare
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The continued (moral) fight over Obamacare
Tweet In the wake of the recent presidential election, the political left would like the fight over Obamacare to be over. But the same electorate that gave President Obama a second term believes by a near-majority (49-44) that Obamacare should … Continue reading
Is Obamacare showing us that health care shouldn’t be a right?
Tweet For the first time since Gallup began polling on the question in 2000, a majority of Americans (54 percent) think it is not the federal government’s responsibility to “make sure all Americans have health care coverage.” As Gallup notes, … Continue reading
Ryan’s honesty quiets the booing at AARP
Tweet You heard that vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan was booed when he spoke to the AARP about Medicare and Obamacare. But did you hear the rest of the story? Those boos subsided, and here’s why, from Grace-Marie Turner at … Continue reading
Mobbing Hobby Lobby
Tweet Remember the Chick-fil-A controversy? Now it looks like some progressives are put out that Hobby Lobby is challenging the great wisdom of Obamacare. Fox News says: A Christian-owned chain of hobby shops is facing a bitter backlash after suing … Continue reading
Checking the integrity of Clinton's Obamacare assertions
Tweet Grace-Marie Turner, writing in National Review Online, does some fact-checking on former President Bill Clinton’s speech at the Democratic National Convention and finds he danced around the truth: Clinton did a deep dive into policy last night during his … Continue reading
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Tagged clinton, democrats, dnc, health care, medicare, Obama, Obamacare
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Professional associations and the cost of health care
Tweet Do associations of medical professionals, such as the American Medical Association (AMA), make health care more expensive by restricting the supply of doctors who can provide health care? An economics and finance blog hosted by the American Enterprise Institute … Continue reading
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Tagged ama, american medical association, health care, Health Care Compact, monson
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If Supreme Court strikes down health care law, then what?
Tweet By most accounts, the U.S. Supreme Court is likely to strike down President Obama’s health care law tomorrow, either in whole or in part. If the court’s ruling goes against the law, inquiring minds will want to know: Now … Continue reading
The Life of Julius: federal cradle-to-grave meddling in health care (part 4)
Tweet At age 40, Julius recognizes the hand of the federal government at every turn in his personal health choices. One night, he goes to his favorite Italian restaurant and notices the menu is different. It looks cluttered. Next to … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordable Care Act, health care, Obamacare, The Life of Julia, The Life of Julius
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The Life of Julius: federal cradle-to-grave meddling in health care (part 3)
Tweet At age 23, Julius graduates from college and begins an internship. Because he and his new wife are so healthy, they choose not to buy health insurance, knowing they can pay out of pocket for needed checkups and basic … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordable Care Act, health care, Obamacare, The Life of Julia, The Life of Julius
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The Life of Julius: federal cradle-to-grave meddling in health care (part 2)
Tweet At age 10, Julius is playing outside during recess when he begins coughing. His cough persists and worsens for several days, so his mother decides she’ll take him to their long-time family doctor at a private clinic. But when … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordable Care Act, health care, Obamacare, The Life of Julia, The Life of Julius
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The Life of Julius: federal cradle-to-grave meddling in health care (part 1)
Tweet As Americans eagerly await the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on the constitutionality of President Obama’s health care plan, we invite you to follow us as we embark on a journey called “The Life of Julius.” This story will illustrate … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordable Care Act, health care, Obamacare, The Life of Julius
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Health care reform: Utah’s ‘Supreme Court paralysis’
Tweet Today the Legislature’s Health System Reform Task Force met to discuss issues regarding the Affordable Care Act (i.e., Obamacare) and the Health Care Compact. In discussions regarding how the state should respond to Obamacare requirements, the overriding sentiment was … Continue reading
Obamacare debate: Both sides agree on goal, not method
Tweet Last week, I participated in a debate about Obamacare hosted by the Project for Deeper Understanding held at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Park City. Liana Teteberg, physician assistant, and Judi Hilman, executive director of Utah Health Policy Project, … Continue reading
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Tagged health care, Obamacare, PPACA, Project for Deeper Understanding
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