The Case Against Telemedicine Parity Laws
Abstract North Carolina is one of 18 states that do not have a telemedicine parity law, which forces insurance companies to pay health care providers for services treated via telemedicine…
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Abstract North Carolina is one of 18 states that do not have a telemedicine parity law, which forces insurance companies to pay health care providers for services treated via telemedicine…
Melissa Fausz explains at National Review Online how Medicaid boosts “Big Insurance.” Expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act has been wildly successful in improving the fortunes of one…
While a majority of state legislatures have passed laws that force private health insurance companies to cover health care services delivered through telemedicine, North Carolina is not one of those…
Ali Meyer of the Washington Free Beacon reports on the latest data surrounding Affordable Care Act health insurance exchanges. The number of health insurers applying to participate in the Obamacare…
Hadley Heath Manning diagnoses problems with Affordable Care Act health insurance exchanges. She shares her findings in a Washington Examiner column. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) needs the state-based exchanges,…
At Forbes.com, economist John Goodman reviews a new book about the making of the Affordable Care Act. The book is Stephen Brill’s America’s Bitter Pill: Money, Politics, Backroom Deals and the Fight…
Tim Carney of the Washington Examiner has news for anyone who thought the Affordable Care Act represented Barack Obama’s effort to help the little guy fight those big, mean insurance…
View in your browser. The following recently appeared on the Forbes blog. It is available online here. By Katherine Restrepo, Health and Human Services Policy Analyst at John Locke Foundation and…
The worst problems associated with Obamacare have little to do with the technological glitches tied to the rollout of new health insurance exchanges, as John Hood reminded us recently. Still,…
In the “you read it here first” column: The Walgreen pharmacy chain announced Wednesday it would shift its insurance coverage for employees to a private health exchange run by Aon…
As Timothy Carney documents for Washington Examiner readers, the biggest beneficiaries of the 2010 federal health care law are those most responsible for writing it. Dr. Dora Hughes spent the…
Once you get past the hyperbolic (and somewhat inaccurate) headline — “Duke Energy becomes latest employer to stop insuring retirees” — you learn from this News & Observer story that…