If you find yourself near Oyster Bay in New York and hear a sound like the purring of a contented grizzly bear, it's probably the ghost of Theodore Roosevelt.
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Declaring it was not his job to protect Americans from the consequences of their political choices, Chief Justice John Roberts voted to uphold most of the healthcare reform law.
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Uncertainty did not stop health systems from racing ahead with accountable care as the U.S. Supreme Court debated the law that launched Medicare's efforts to encourage the emerging model.
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The decision to uphold most of the healthcare reform law lifted the cloud of uncertainty for many providers, except for those that treat large numbers of Medicaid patients.
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Declaring it was not his job to protect Americans from the consequences of their political choices, Chief Justice John Roberts voted to uphold most of the healthcare reform law.
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Uncertainty did not stop health systems from racing ahead with accountable care as the U.S. Supreme Court debated the law that launched Medicare's efforts to encourage the emerging model.
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The decision to uphold most of the healthcare reform law lifted the cloud of uncertainty for many providers, except for those that treat large numbers of Medicaid patients.
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The future is brighter for hospitals—if the market reaction to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on healthcare reform is any indication—as investors placed their bets on higher volumes of patients and fewer who are unable to pay.
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“We now have a road map. I think healthcare is going from a mom-and-pop local community to something that needs to be much more standardized across the country, much more integrated. It's like the Industrial Revolution in healthcare.”
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The road to healthcare reform policy in the U.S. could be said to have started in Germany, which in 1883 enacted the world's first national healthcare system. Our timeline takes you from 19th century Germany to Teddy Roosevelt's stab at national health insurance for the U.S. in 1912, FDR's efforts...
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If you find yourself near Oyster Bay in New York and hear a sound like the purring of a contented grizzly bear, it's probably the ghost of Theodore Roosevelt.
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“Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. was statesmanlike in choosing to side with four more liberal justices in finding that the law's most controversial provision, the mandate that individuals obtain health insurance, was a constitutional exercise of Congress's power 'to lay and collect taxes'...
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The U.S. Supreme Court's historic decision to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act protects the expansion of healthcare insurance to the uninsured and preserves important healthcare improvements that will benefit countless Americans. The law ends insurance company denials because...
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The U.S. Supreme Court's historic decision to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act lifts a heavy burden from millions of Americans who need access to healthcare coverage. The promise of coverage—the cornerstone of any equitable approach to healthcare—may now become a...
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With last week's ruling, we can now keep moving forward to ensure that people in this country will have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that they and their loved ones are sure to get the healthcare they need when they need it.
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For employers, last week's U.S. Supreme Court ruling clears up the legal uncertainty that had surrounded the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and affected everyone's ability to move forward with certainty. Employers that sponsor health plans can continue to implement the law's provisions...
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Re: “Supreme Court upholds healthcare reform law,” ModernHealthcare.com, June 28: There will not be enough caregivers to respond to the needs entitled by the law.
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Like everyone else, Outliers was on tenterhooks to find out how the U.S. Supreme Court would rule on the healthcare reform law. But it got a little confusing out there. Just ask the handful of Congress members who initially tweeted that the individual mandate had been struck down.
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Outliers was scratching its head last week over a rather curious reaction on Twitter to the U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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A group calling itself Belly Dancers for Single Payer were among the protesters outside the Supreme Court on June 28. The group said it wanted the individual mandate struck down and replaced by a single-payer...
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