Health Care Reform
Posted by
Kevin Kane
on July 13, 2012
Commentary: Jindal Taking Right Approach to Affordable Care Act
Supporters of the law argue that states should move quickly to create state insurance exchanges in order [...]
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Kevin Kane
on July 2, 2012
Implications of SCOTUS Health Care Ruling for Louisiana
Although the Supreme Court let most of the ACA stand, Louisiana policymakers can still play an important [...]
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Kevin Kane
on May 15, 2012
Obama Health Care Exchange: Not the Answer for Louisiana
Last week the Louisiana Budget Project (LBP) published a response to our critique of the health insurance [...]
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Jamison Beuerman
on November 11, 2011
Commentary: Louisiana Announces Online Medical Records Exchange For Health Care Providers
The 2009 Stimulus allocated money for states to improve their information technology systems, with the [...]
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Jamison Beuerman
on October 6, 2011
Commentary: Ryan Offers Appealing Alternative To ObamaCare
[Ryan's plan] reforms the currently-unsustainable Medicare and Medicaid programs, and targets the [...]
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Jamison Beuerman
on September 30, 2011
Commentary: Kaiser Foundation Finds Insurance Costs Spiking In Wake Of ObamaCare
The specter of even more pronounced rising costs, as evidenced by Kaiser's study, may not only keep the [...]
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Jamison Beuerman
on September 24, 2011
Commentary: Louisiana One Step Closer to Coordinated-Care Networks for Medicaid
Gov. Jindal estimates that transitioning towards coordinated-care will save the state $135 million [...]
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Jamison Beuerman
on August 12, 2011
Commentary: Kansas Becomes Second State To Reject ObamaCare Implementation Grant
Kansas officials also noted that the Early Innovator grant does nothing to slow the explosive growth of [...]
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Jamison Beuerman
on April 12, 2011
Commentary: The Necessity of Confronting Medicare
Medicare spending is growing at annual clip of 7.2 percent, vastly faster than the rest of the economy. [...]
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