Peter Suderman at Reason notes that waiting times for physicians increased in Massachusetts increased after politicians passed health control legislation there. Don't be surprised if the same happens across the country. Quoted in The Hill, The Chief Actuary at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says
The supply of doctors ...
I just sent the following e-mail to Janet Adamy, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal:
Dear Ms. Adamy,
You've mentioned that under Senate BIll 3590 would "Insurance companies would no longer be able to cancel enrollees' policies because they got sick." Yet, I have read that this has been ...
Physician David Gratzer explains the significance:
On Jan. 19, Massachusetts votes for a new senator. Will the Bay State upend politics the way Pennsylvania did in 1991, sending Washington a strong message on health care?
Bay State voters may be decidedly liberal, but they understand a thing or two about sweeping health ...
