- What the federal government does with your money and why that’s a problem.
- “These studies find that ACO “gross” savings (which do not account for incentive payments to ACOs) are modest to non-existent, while “net” savings (which account for incentive payments) are vanishingly small or actually represent losses to CMS).”
- Against Kennedy’s autism investigation. (Bloomberg)
- Corruption by Centene and other bad actors.
- The “success sequence” for avoiding poverty: graduate from high school, get a full-time job, and wait until marriage to have children – A DEBATE.
Category: Cost of Healthcare
WSJ: Republicans Want to End to Abusive State Medicaid ‘Money Laundering’ Games
With a majority in both houses of Congress and a president in the White House, Republicans are talking about putting an end to an abusive Medicaid practice. The Congressional Budget Office estimated such a move would save $600 billion over a decade.