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Yes, $2.6 Trillion! A Closer Look at the Full 10 Years of Spending in the House Health Bill

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the House Democratic leadership are frantically trying to find enough votes to pass their giant 2,032 page health care legislation this weekend. But before Speaker Pelosi and liberals in Congress pass their big bill, the ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  6 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Congressional Budget Office,  Nancy Pelosi

Doing Health Care Reform Right: The Empowering Patients First Act

Congress is in the final phase of debating one of the most consequential issues before the nation: reform of the health care system. Congressional decisions on health care will directly affect the lives of 300 million Americans. Congressman Tom Price ...

From GREG D'ANGELO AND ROBERT E. MOFFIT, PH.D., The Heritage Foundation,  5 Nov 2009
Related Topics: U.S. Congress,  Tom Price,  U.S. Republican Party,  U.S. Democratic Party

Baucus Bill Does Not Bend the Cost Curve

Adds to the Deficit. The bill would add to the federal deficit in the first ten years and beyond if it included a permanent “doc fix” to prevent cuts in Medicare payments to physicians under the Sustainable Growth Rate instead of only a one year ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  4 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama

The True Cost of the House Health Bill: $1.5 Trillion

Nancy Pelosi has unveiled the new health care bill in the House after merging together three different versions of legislation. To appease moderate Blue Dog Democrats and to meet President Obama’s oft-stated promise that reform wouldn’t cost more than $ ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  3 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Congressional Budget Office,  Nancy Pelosi,  U.S. Democratic Party,  Barack Obama,  U.S. Senate

Strong Public Plan Means Heavy Cuts to Hospitals

Behind closed doors, the House and Senate leaders are trying to cobble together very different and complex provisions of their respective bills. A key issue is the impact of the public plan, a government run health plan intended to compete against ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  26 Oct 2009

House Bill Raises, Not Lowers, Health Care Costs

The Chief Actuary in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in the Obama Health and Human Services department issued a memorandum late yesterday looking at the potential impact of the House health reform legislation (H.R. 3200). As the ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  22 Oct 2009
Related Topics: White House,  Barack Obama,  Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

Fixing the Doctors Good and Hard: Impact of the Health Bills on the Medical Profession

• As millions of Americans are moved from private insurance to public coverage, with the introduction of a Medicare-like public plan and a massive Medicaid expansion, once reform is fully implemented annual reimbursements to doctors could fall by $31.7 ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  20 Oct 2009
Related Topics: American Medical Association,  U.S. Congress,  Barack Obama

Congress's Health Care Reform Bills: The Unknown Costs

All five of the congressional committees charged with drafting health care legislation have completed their plans. The congressional leadership will soon consolidate these measures into single pieces of legislation for their respective bodies, and ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  9 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Congressional Budget Office,  U.S. Senate,  Barack Obama,  Bill Clinton,  U.S. Democratic Party

The Growing Shift To Government Run Health Care

This year’s census numbers expose a troubling shift: government programs continue to gain ground while private insurance is on the decline. There are a variety of reasons for this change — including expansions of public programs, like Medicaid and ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  10 Sep 2009

The House Health Bill’s Higher Costs For Seniors

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released a preliminary analysis of the proposed changes to Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit for seniors, under the Ways and Means version of H.R. 3200, the House Democrats’ health care bill. The bill ...

From GREG D'ANGELO, The Heritage Foundation,  9 Sep 2009
Related Topics: Congressional Budget Office

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