Health Care Resources
The Invisible Risk Pool: State Innovation at Work
States are finding innovative solutions to reduce rising premiums. An “invisible risk pool” has proven to be a useful approach.
Consumer Directed Health Plans with HSAs are Growing in Popularity
More people are using HDHP/HSA plans and these plans helped control the cost of health care for participants. HSAs offer a cost effective payment and savings option for an increasing number of Americans.
Declining Obamacare Participation: Five Takeaways from the 2017 Enrollment Report
Obamacare enrollment again fell short of expectations. Roughly half a million fewer people enrolled in ACA plans than in 2016. Assuming that at least 10 percent of the 12.2 million who signed up will drop out by failing to pay premiums (typically 13 percent drop out), [2] final enrollment will likel...
Five Facts About the Congressional Budget Office Estimate of the American Health Care Act (AHCA)
AHCA is only step one in repealing and replacing Obamacare. The CBO analysis does not take into account actions the Administration is taking to stabilize insurance markets, nor does it include the effects of subsequent legislation planned by congressional Republicans to provide patients with even gr...
Repealing and Replacing Obamacare: Myth vs. Fact
The Joint Economic Committee debunks 14 of the most common myths about repealing and replacing Obamacare.
Tiberi: Repealing Obamacare Critical for Well-Being of Americans, Economy
U. S. Congressman Pat Tiberi (R-OH), Chairman-Designate of the Joint Economic Committee, spoke on the House Floor today highlighting the devastating impact Obamacare has had on families and on the economy and about the need to transition away from government-run health care.
Obamacare’s Drain on Patients, Employers, and the Economy
While Republicans roll up our sleeves and get to work taking the first steps to repeal Obamacare and creating a #BetterWay to make quality health care more affordable and accessible, Democrats and President Barack Obama assert that the status quo is acceptable. Unfortunately, the only thing Obamacar...
State Obamacare Premium Data
An interactive map with Obamacare premium data for every state.
Five Reasons Americans Can't Afford the Affordable Care Act
1. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has failed to reduce premium costs. Despite the President’s claims that his health care reform would decrease the cost of health insurance,[i] premiums have skyrocketed since the implementation of the ACA due to the law’s new mandates and taxes.
