Writing in The Washington Examiner, Millennial Policy Center Fellow Charlie Katebi explores the improvements contained in the revised version of the Senate’s Better Care Reconciliation Act: “When Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., initially unveiled the Senate’s healthcare reform bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, conservatives inside and outside of Congress criticized the bill for maintaining Obamacare’s regulations that increase …
Darrow: Obamacare Failure is on the Democrats
Writing in The National Review, Millennial Policy Center Fellow Juliana Darrow discusses the need for reform of our nation’s healthcare system and Republicans’ efforts to accomplish it: “Senate Republicans are planning to vote on their version of the long-awaited health-care replacement bill as early as next week; this is the latest development in the contentious process of dismantling the Affordable …
Katebi: High Risk Pools Serve Patients Better Than Mandates
Writing in Forbes, Millennial Policy Center Fellow Charlie Katebi explores the benefits of high-risk pools in helping to insure individuals with pre-existing conditions: “As Congress continues to advance the American Health Care Act, Democrats and the medical establishment have argued that the Republican health care bill will deny sick and vulnerable patients access to quality health care. But the reality …
Katebi: Medicaid is costly for taxpayers, downright disastrous for patients — Trump’s budget would change that
Writing in The Washington Examiner, Millennial Policy Center Fellow Charlie Katebi discusses the promising potential of President Trump’s budget proposal when it comes to Medicaid reform: “On Tuesday, OMB Director Mick Mulvaney unveiled President Trump’s latest budget proposal. While it includes cuts across a variety of discretionary programs, it also reforms one of the largest healthcare entitlements: Medicaid. The budget, …
Darrow: What the AHCA Really Says about Preexisting Conditions
Writing in The National Review, Millennial Policy Center Fellow Juliana Darrow explores fact and fiction about how pre-existing conditions are treated in the American Health Care Act: “As demonstrated by the recent outrage surrounding the passage of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) in the House of Representatives, there is widespread misinformation about what is happening in Washington, D.C., when …