Healthcare Reform Begins With End to Hospital Costs Secrecy
If public-spirited citizens would start posting charges from their hospital bills in the review, consumers would finally be able to compare cost with quality.
By Michael R. Shannon —— Bio and Archives--April 29, 2016
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Last week I wrote about the failure of Obamacare to reduce the number of uninsured. Today’s number is about the same as it was before Democrats passed Obamacare. The only difference now is being uninsured is no longer synonymous with low income.
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