Maryland Wants Private Payers To Subsidize Medicare, Medicaid
The government can't pay its bills, so skate them along to somebody else!
The government can't pay its bills, so skate them along to somebody else!
Capitol Hill really is a bubble
Has market share in waiting times, inefficiencies, and costliness
Governors want to see options before considering Medicaid expansion
Some 37.9% of physicians said they experienced burnout symptoms and 40.2% said they were dissatisfied with their work-life balance.
Forget the red-blue theater, geezers are feeding off the young
Years of trials and tests still needed.
73 percent of respondents polled in the days around the announcement described Medicare as "very important" or "extremely important" to their votes.
It's time to retire the lame cliché about "ending Medicare as we know it."
Muddled message resulted in very public firing of Washington group's press secretary
They'll at least keep fact-checking orgs occupied.
Internet pharmacy case involved 400,000 documents and two terabytes of digital data.
To control costs and fend off federal intrusion, requirements become tougher to meet
Some patients complain that elements of an initiative put them at risk
He touts the Romney-Ryan proposal as the disastrous program's salvation
Alterra America asks court to clear them from having to defend league.
More than double the number of signatures needed have been submitted.
Controlling the metastasizing price tags for Medicare and Medicaid are important, and controversial, parts of his plans
Declining reimbursement means it's not worth physicians' time to take patients from the program
Florida puts caps on trips to the doctor's office as a cost-cutting measure
The health trust shortfall is in addition to the gap in the pension system for state retirees
The video features seniors who speak about what a GOP budget would do to medicare.
Governor Perry's Planned Parenthood plans rely on Medicaid expansion
Lawmakers say practice is an invitation to identity theft
Even before Obamacare kicks in, health system costs are unsustainable
State questions diagnoses and refuses to pay, so dentists terminate care
The current system is bankrupting the state, putting federal-led expansion off the table
Federal agency says it's OK to cut back when the federal subsidy is slashed
STD has developed resistance to all but one course of treatment.
The state's first legal dispensary will open next month