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EYE ON WASHINGTON
healthcare reform: time to attend to the details
"Now that healthcare reform legislation is the law of the land—
at least version 1.0 of healthcare reform—the real work starts."
(July 2010)
last throes of healthcare reform 1.0
After focusing on healthcare reform for most of 2009, the
House and the Senate are in the final stages of reconciling the
differences among their various bills both within and between
the two houses of Congress.
(December 2009)
what can we really expect from healthcare reform?
Sorting through all of the charges and countercharges that
have been raised against the various healthcare reform bills is
a challenge as we enter what is likely to be the final critical
period that will determine the fate of healthcare legislation in
2009. It’s probably not surprising that this is where we find
ourselves.
(October 2009)
healthcare reform: a work in progress
Once again a Democratic president has made passage
of healthcare reform a major domestic priority for his
administration.
(August 2009)
the Massachusetts experience: can it inform the
national debate?
(June 2009)
early legislative wins for Obama
Within his first month in office, President Obama can already
point to two important pieces of legislation that have been
enacted into law.
(April 2009)
a new year, a new administration, and old, familiar
challenges for health care
(February 2009)
changes in healthcare financing
a retrospective of the past decade
(December 2008)
campaign 2008 - healthcare reform revisited
(October 2008)
on fiscal wake-up tours and toothless tigers
(June 2008)
Medicare continues to struggle with physician payment
(April 2008)
the future of military health care (February 2008)
the SCHIP debate raises fundamental questions (October 2007)
the growing interest in a comparative clinical effectiveness center (August 2007)
changing the tax code for health insurance (April 2007)
pay for performance and physicians—an open question (February 2007)
the challenge of Medicare physician spending
clearing the way for transparency in health care
implementing the Medicare drug benefit—the first 90 days
the State of the Union speech and health care
On the road to a national performance measurement system
Meeting the pay-for-performance imperative
Consumer-directed Health Plans
A New Force In Health Insurance?
The Challenges of Medicaid
Implementing The MMA
The Growing Challenge of Medicare
Medicare Bill Sets Precedent For Future Funding
Next Steps for Health Care
This page was updated on July 13, 2010
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