Dr. Goodman was on the FOX News Channel's Huckabee show on Saturday, speaking about the increased health care costs that lower income workers and their employers can expect from the Affordable Care Act.
Goodman’s latest post at The Health Care Blog dispels a common myth about the uninsured.
John Goodman tells ABC News how tighter HSA and FSA restrictions will impact patients.
Goodman’s latest post at The Health Care Blog dispels a common myth about the uninsured.
Dr. Goodman tells Health Affairs that buying insurance across state lines would help eliminate two problems in one fell swoop.
Buying insurance across state lines would help eliminate two problems in one fell swoop.
Hidden costs related to the expansion of Medicaid will likely strain, and perhaps bankrupt, states, according to Devon Herrick.
The Hill reports on the Devon Herricks analysis on the potential for states' bankruptcies from Medicaid expansion.
Reason Magazine cites NCPA research on increased emergency room traffic.
Quite a few Democrats and almost every Republican are running against ObamaCare in this fall's elections. What if they win?
Quite a few Democrats and almost every Republican are running against ObamaCare in this fall's elections. What if they win?
NCPA Distinguished Fellow Robert McTeer will speak at the 2010 Management Team Conference for the North Carolina Bankers Association.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) is expected to add up to 16 million more Medicaid enrollees and will significantly expand eligibility for families with incomes up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level. The PPACA requires states to streamline their enrollment process – making it easier for eligible populations to enroll and retain Medicaid coverage.
NCPA Senior Fellow, H. Sterling Burnett, Ph.D. will speak at a luncheon hosted by the the Arizona Federalist Society in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Burnett’s topic will be Cap-and-Trade: What it …
Investment spending has been sluggish in spite of record low interest rates and enormous levels of excess reserves in the banking system. Banks have been criticized for not lending enough, but the real problem is that not enough businesses want to borrow.
Popular "mini-med" plans that allow employers to offer health plans at a low cost to both employees and the company are facing extinction under the Affordable Care Act, which a new analysis finds may actually increase the number of uninsured workers, affecting as many as two million people
John Goodman tells the Heritage Foundation the ACA will increase costs to employers
Everyone in this state knew that Rep. Mike Castle was going to be our next U.S. senator. He had served as a state legislator, lieutenant governor (during my second term as governor), governor and nine-term congressman. He was well ahead in the primary and general-election polls. But in the Republican primary on Sept. 14, Christine O'Donnell won by a bit more than 3,500 votes.
On September 23, 2010, a wide array of provisions from the controversial new Obama health care law went into effect, creating new restrictions on existing health insurance plans and an even bigger set of restrictions on new health plans.
H. Sterling Burnet examines why Americans are more skeptical of dire climate threats than Europeans.
John Goodman and Thomas Saving outline what Medicare changes seniors should prepare for in The Washington Times.
John Goodman and Thomas Saving outline what Medicare changes seniors should prepare for in The Washington Times.
NCPA Distinguished Fellow Robert McTeer will speak at the 84th annual National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges in New Orleans.
DALLAS – Professor Harold Lewis's resignation from the American Physical Society after 70 years of membership over the organization's participation in the "global warming scam" is just the most recent show of disgust by principled scientists about promotion of pseudo-climate science for personal gain, according to National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett.
John Goodman at The Health Care Blog on the packaging and selling of health care reform.