Worse insurance, less money-thus a lower premium and Republican "savings." Couple that with 17 percent uninsured after 10 years, increased premiums for "less healthy" enrollees, some malpractice "reform" and a few other sundry measures and we've got a

The program urged profit and nonprofit health care organizations to prioritize effective corporate compliance programs, particularly in today's economy.

Section 2537 of the House reform bill (HR 3967) would create a demonstration project supporting medical-legal partnerships. Medical-legal partnerships are a great thing. So why is Section 2537 bad?

For women, the House bill has been a controversial issue; though the bill contains provisions that will expand women's access

Sometimes the numbers speak louder than words, and the words are just painful to hear: the New York Times' Prescriptions reports that

Health Reform Wrap-up. Odds & Ends from throughout the cybersphere.

the cohort that might stand to gain the most from reform is the population of people with serious mental illness.

Senator Joe Lieberman is an Independent. As romantically autonomous as that may sound, it also means he can count on support from neither the Democratic nor Republican Parties.

Group Organized Calls to Congress on Women's Issues in healthcare reform! Tuesday Oct. 27th

Health reform's primary beneficiaries will be the uninsured, but it should also benefit those with "good" insurance. We all know horror stories of well-insured relatives and friends driven