IN THIS ISSUE: ? Subscribe to Health Policy Matters ? AHPs Faltering in Congress ? Washington State Business Divided Over AHPs ? Ohio Business Together on State AHP Proposal ? NCPA Study Examines AHPs as Solution to Market Concentration ? NASE Supporting Payroll Tax Deduction for Premiums ? MSA Expansion Debated in Congress ? MSAs Far Better than One-Size-Fits-All Universal Care ? MSAs … [Read more...] about AHPs Faltering in Congress
AHPs Faltering in Congress
IN THIS ISSUE: ? Subscribe to Health Policy Matters ? AHPs Faltering in Congress ? Washington State Business Divided Over AHPs ? Ohio Business Together on State AHP Proposal ? NCPA Study Examines AHPs as Solution to Market Concentration ? NASE Supporting Payroll Tax Deduction for Premiums ? MSA Expansion Debated in Congress ? MSAs Far Better than One-Size-Fits-All Universal … [Read more...] about AHPs Faltering in Congress
From Oxford to Princeton
This has been a week of exploring problems and solutions in the health systems of the US and the UK, highlighted by a conversation with Lady Margaret Thatcher. Here's a chronology: Saturday: Merton College (founded in 1264) at Oxford University in England. Dr. Liam Fox, a Member of Parliament and health secretary in the Shadow Cabinet, hosted a conference organized by his new organization, … [Read more...] about From Oxford to Princeton
Health & the UK
We hope you will join us this coming Monday for a special briefing to explore the question: "Is a tax credit a tax cut for the uninsured?" Professor Mark Pauly and Jeff Lemieux of the Progressive Policy Institute will be our featured presenters, with John McManus of the Ways and Means Health Subcommittee and Pete Stein of Senator Rick Santorum's office giving the view from the hill. Merrill … [Read more...] about Health & the UK
From Oxford to Princeton
This has been a week of exploring problems and solutions in the health systems of the US and the UK, highlighted by a conversation with Lady Margaret Thatcher. Here's a chronology: Saturday: Merton College (founded in 1264) at Oxford University in England. Dr. Liam Fox, a Member of Parliament and health secretary in the Shadow Cabinet, hosted a conference organized by his new organization, … [Read more...] about From Oxford to Princeton
Health & the UK
We hope you will join us this coming Monday for a special briefing to explore the question: "Is a tax credit a tax cut for the uninsured?" Professor Mark Pauly and Jeff Lemieux of the Progressive Policy Institute will be our featured presenters, with John McManus of the Ways and Means Health Subcommittee and Pete Stein of Senator Rick Santorum's office giving the view from the hill. Merrill … [Read more...] about Health & the UK