The BRI Blog

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AEI Research Fellow in economic policy at AEI, Benedic Ippolito separates healthcare policy that “feels good” from healthcare policy that can actually produce the most beneficial results for marginalized groups.

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Dr. Jules Madrigal-Dersch, BRI board member and cash-based Med-Peds physician in Texas talks about how her direct pay practice works.

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Thomas P. Miller, JD, Resident Fellow at AEI presented to medical students and physicians at BRI’s 4th Annual Leadership Conference held at AEI. He presented real ways to achieve Medicaid reform for the most vulnerable citizens.

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Psychologist and Resident Scholar, Sally Satel, MD, and Kevin Corinth, Research Fellow in Economic Policy Studies, both at AEI, address the psychological and logistical issues of the chronically homeless, and what policies and institutions can best help them.

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Meg Edison, pediatrician, tells her story of how she became involved in local politics leading to more active engagement on a state level to help preserve the doctor-patient relationship and reduce stifling government regulation.

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Author and Ayn Rand Institute Fellow, Don Watkins speaks to a group of BRI medical students, guests, and physicians about the unintended consequences and ill effects of misguided government policy in “helping the poor.” As always, more freedom and choice is the answer; government intervention and regulation is the problem.