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More and more politicians are calling for single-payer health care. Is it just talk?
It would save money compared with private plans, but would also probably shed features that some might miss.
The popular plans, which now cover more than 20 million people, have an incentive to deny claims “in an attempt to increase their profits,” a report says.
Patients near death are increasingly getting high levels of physical, occupational and speech therapy, raising questions about the true purpose of such services.
Black is white, up is down, and Republicans are defenders of Medicare.
President Trump has repeatedly claimed that Democrats’ “Medicare for all” proposal would send the United States into an economic tailspin similar to Venezuela’s. This warning is wrong about the root causes of Venezuela's crisis and ignores that Mr. Trump himself previously championed single-payer health care.
Outside a Staten Island doctor’s office, long lines of people stood at all hours of the night, seeking oxycodone prescriptions, the authorities said.
The progressive movement is energized, but there is not much evidence that it is taking over the party.
Fewer patients are winding up in nursing homes, and hundreds of the facilities are closing each year.
A program called bundled payments appears promising, but we need more rigorous evaluations.