The leadership of America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) and Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) do agree on one crucial point: the

If Bills Fail, a Quandary for InsurersBy Reed AbelsonThe New York TimesJanuary 21, 2010With the possible collapse of the Congressional health care effort, health insurers

We have stated repeatedly that health care costs are now so high that private insurers are no longer capable of providing health plans with affordable

George Stephanopoulos' Exclusive Interview with President ObamaABC NewsJanuary 20, 2010It looks like there are four choices: 1) walk away and accept the status quo, 2)

It looks like there are four choices: 1) walk away and accept the status quo, 2) use alternative political maneuvers to move the bill through

Exit poll: Health care matteredBy David CatanesePoliticoJanuary 20, 2010Scott Brown's opposition to congressional health care legislation was the most important issue that fueled his U.S.

Oh no! Not another commentary on the significance of the Massachusetts special election for U.S. Senator. This one will be brief, and include input from

California limits HMO wait timesBy Duke HelfandLos Angeles TimesJanuary 19, 2010Seeking to reduce the long waits many people endure to see a doctor, California regulators

A Proper Sense of PrioritiesA speech by Martin Luther King, Jr.Washington, D.C.February 6, 1968Closing remarks:As we were marching today, some 5,000 strong, I thought about

Remember the managed care revolution in the latter part of the last century? Remember how angry everyone became over the interventions designed to control spending

Remember the managed care revolution in the latter part of the last century? Remember how angry everyone became over the interventions designed to control spending