See Our Country’s Future: A Look at Massachusetts Healthcare
April 10, 2010
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Nicole Kurokawa writing at the Independent Women’s Forum may prove prescient. She says Massachusetts health care reform is very similar to what we will soon face on a national scale. She examines recent events in Massachusetts where the major insurers facing price controls and having suffered $100 million dollar losses are refusing to issue new policies. The Massachusetts government’s solution: they ordered these private businesses to sell their product or face fines and penalties. Is this how business is done in the United States of America? This excellent article is here.
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I agree, Robert, that the Massachusetts situation may be coming attractions for the national scene. While they did increase access, the soon found that they were running out of money as costs continued to escalate. In addition, there wasn’t nearly enough primary care physicians to care for the newly insured. And now, price controls from the governor! Am I too old to go to law school now? http://www.MDWhistleblower.blogspot.com