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Affordable Care Act

History of US healthcare: How we got to the healthcare we have today

July 24, 2017 by Jordan Halevy

History of US healthcare rationing

The past century is riddled with interventions wresting control away from physicians and centralizing it in the hands of the federal government and large firms. Rather than addressing policy issues as they arise, reviewing the healthcare system in historical context can reframe the discussion, revealing its foundational problems.

Tags: Affordable Care Act, Healthcare Policy, medical student

Part 2: Repeal and Replace Must Contain Real Reform, by Dr. Nicholas Pandelidis

March 2, 2017 by Nicholas Pandelidis, MD

repeal and replace real reform

“Congress must have the courage and commitment to fully repeal ObamaCare and replace with policy restoring beneficial market forces to the private insurance market. Transformational healthcare market reform will lower healthcare insurance and healthcare cost, grow employment and the economy; and growing the economy is the foundation for credibly lowering the national debt.” ~Dr. N. Pandelidis, orthopedic surgeon

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Part I: Of Course Obamacare Must Be Repealed, of Course It Must Be Replaced, and a Practical Political Strategy to Do So

February 22, 2017 by Nicholas Pandelidis, MD

Nicholas Pandelidis, MD on repeal replace Obamacare

Nicholas Pandelidis, MD is an orthopedic surgeon with special training and expertise in the surgical and non-surgical treatment of back and neck disorders. Dr. Pandelidis’s practice is dedicated exclusively to spine […]

Tags: Affordable Care Act, Free Market Healthcare, Healthcare Policy

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