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Getting America Back to Work and Hastening the Recovery

POSTED BY Galen Institute on July 7, 2020.

By Brian Blase, Casey Mulligan and Doug Badger | Three former White House economic advisers warn in a paper released today by the Galen Institute that Congress would delay the recovery if it extends the $600 weekly increase in unemployment insurance (UI) benefits scheduled to expire July 31.  In their paper, “Getting America Back to Work and Hastening the Recovery,” they estimate that … [Read more...] about Getting America Back to Work and Hastening the Recovery

Filed Under: Brian Blase, Doug Badger, Health Insurance, Health Savings Accounts, Reform Initiatives

Responding to the Coronavirus Crisis and Building a Stronger Health Sector for the Future

POSTED BY Galen Institute on June 18, 2020.

An open letter to the American people from 83 participants in the Health Policy Consensus Group and other health care leaders  The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted the need for flexibility in our health sector and for public officials to do more to empower medical professionals and health care innovators to provide the care and coverage people want and need.  Those goals must guide our … [Read more...] about Responding to the Coronavirus Crisis and Building a Stronger Health Sector for the Future

Filed Under: Innovation, Reform Initiatives

New Administration Action Could Give 11 Million Workers More Health Insurance Options

POSTED BY Grace-Marie Turner on June 14, 2019.

Published on FORBES.com | The Trump administration finalized a new rule late today that offers important opportunities for businesses, especially small employers, to offer more health coverage options for their workers and for employees to have much more flexibility and control over their health care dollars. The rule undoes an Obama administration action that forbade workers … [Read more...] about New Administration Action Could Give 11 Million Workers More Health Insurance Options

Filed Under: Forbes, Grace-Marie Turner, Health Insurance, Reform Initiatives

Grace-Marie Turner testifies on Medicare For All

POSTED BY Galen Institute on April 30, 2019.

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Filed Under: Grace-Marie Turner, Medicare, Reform Initiatives

A Closer Look At The Drug Rebate Proposal

POSTED BY Grace-Marie Turner on March 1, 2019.

Last fall, I wrote in Forbes about U.S. based biotechnology manufacturer Amgen announcing it was slashing the list price of its breakthrough cholesterol-lowering drug Repatha by 60% in an effort to improve access and affordability for patients. Too many patients who had been prescribed the drug were walking away from the pharmacy empty handed because of sticker shock over … [Read more...] about A Closer Look At The Drug Rebate Proposal

Filed Under: Forbes, Grace-Marie Turner, Health Insurance, Prescription Drugs, Reform Initiatives

The Costs of Government’s Benevolent Coercion

POSTED BY RealClearHealth on February 25, 2019.

Critics cried sabotage when political leaders took action to repair some of the damage done by the Affordable Care Act. They saw sinister motives behind the decision by the last Congress to repeal the individual mandate and in Trump administration regulations that made more affordable health insurance options available to individuals and small groups. But a new study by the … [Read more...] about The Costs of Government’s Benevolent Coercion

Filed Under: Consumer-Directed Care, Health Insurance, Innovation, Reform Initiatives

Do Democrats Want to Roll Back Consumer-Friendly Health Options?

POSTED BY Forbes on February 15, 2019.

If they said it once, they said it 200 at times. At a recent hearing before the House Energy and Commerce Health subcommittee (live-streamed here), the majority members repeatedly called the new Short Term Limited Duration plan option “Junk Plans.” In my testimony, I talked about the benefits these plans offer to people who are between jobs, young people in the gig economy, early … [Read more...] about Do Democrats Want to Roll Back Consumer-Friendly Health Options?

Filed Under: Health Insurance, Reform Initiatives

Preserving Patient Choice for Affordable Coverage

POSTED BY Galen Institute on February 13, 2019.

Galen Institute president Grace-Marie Turner testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Feb. 13 about preserving consumer protections in health insurance while giving consumers more choices of affordable coverage.  She focused on: The Trump administration’s Section 1332 guidance which gives states new authority to help their individual and small group markets heal … [Read more...] about Preserving Patient Choice for Affordable Coverage

Filed Under: Health Insurance, Reform Initiatives

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