Association of American Physicians and Surgeons: Medicare for All is ‘Medicare for Nobody’
The Medicare in the Sanders Medicare-for-All bill is not the same program that retirees were taxed for their entire working lives, states the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). In fact, it abolishes More...
Trump’s support with Republicans grows as SCOTUS pick could secure more midterm voters
President Trump is hated by the mainstream press, with CNN unleashing a biased reporting that is unprecedented, and yet the Republican support for Trump continues to grow. Ahead of his second pick for the U.S. Supreme More...
Opinion: Why the False Claims Act is a Double-Edged Blade
Have you ever been rewarded for calling out cheaters in class? Well, that’s pretty much the core essence of the current False Claims Act. The FCA is a federal law that has long been the government’s defense More...
Daily Wire: Americans are too lazy for a Civil War
Matt Walsh of The Daily Wire penned an eye-opening article examining “The Only Thing Preventing Us From Descending Into Civil War” where he proclaims: “There will be no civil war. We’re far too More...
Uber and Lyft to Benefit from Medicare Advantage Expansion
Rideshare drivers and the companies they work for stand to benefit from Medicare Advantage’s benefit expansion. New rules, which aim to keep costs down and include supplement benefits to Advantage plans, More...
5 Rare Medical Surgeries
As medicine is advancing, people can now live even longer than before. Medical conditions that used to be impossible to repair are things that modern medicine can address. Children born with a variety of diseases More...
The US Is Still in Need of More Healthcare Professionals
The healthcare sector in the United States is constantly evolving. Given the centrality of healthcare in any functional country, it is not surprising to find out that the healthcare industry is growing and the demand More...
Will ‘Medicare As We Know It’ Continue Or Will It Change?
There is little doubt that Medicare in its current form has to change. Everyone knows it, but no one seems to be able to agree on how. To understand the dynamics of the situation, and why it is so complex, let’s More...
How to Deal with Medicare Overpayments
As of March 14th, 2016 all healthcare providers and physicians are required by law to report and repay any Medicare overpayments within 60 days of discovering them. Any overpayment that was discovered within 6 years More...
How Do New York’s Hospitals Rank?
As a patient in the state of New York, the quality of the healthcare services you receive when you visit a hospital surely is important to you. Indeed, you may be shocked to learn that, according to a recent federal More...
Bernie Sanders endorses Hillary Clinton
In Portsmouth, New Hampshire on Tuesday, Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders came together to discuss their commitment to building an America that is stronger together and an economy that works for everyone, More...
Hollywood union seeking Obamacare exemptions to avoid Cadillac tax
The WGA East is calling for all union health plans to be exempted from the Affordable Care Act’s so-called “Cadillac Tax,” a 40% nondeductible excise tax that is scheduled to go into effect in 2018 on employers More...
Obama administration moves ahead to approve sex change coverage for Medicare patients
Taxpayers may be flipping the bill for seniors to get sex-change operations as the Departmental Appeals Board of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services lifted a three-decade-old ban on using Medicare More...
The Trillion Dollar Platinum Coin: Believe or Make-Believe?
A petition started in early January on the White House official website calls for the president to mint a platinum coin worth $1 trillion. The United States Treasury technically cannot print its own debt-free currency More...
Bush aide tells NY Times Paul Krugman that he’s ‘hardly credible’
Paul Krugman Photo/donkeyhotey.wordpress.com George W. Bush aide Mary Matalin and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman clashed on ABC’s This Week Sunday, with the former eventually telling the latter, “You’re More...
Paul Ryan ambiguous on tax plan, defends Medicare reform and being Romney’s VP
The Romney campaign is willing to discuss its proposals on taxes “in the light of day,” vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan said Tuesday evening — just not until after the election. photo/donkeyhotey More...
Obama campaign manager: Tea Party is ‘extremist’, Republicans want Iraq war,end Medicare
Deputy Chief of Staff Jim Messina photo/White House public domain Dear Democrat, the GOP wants to ban gay marriage, end abortion and just about every other stereotypical talking point ever used by the Democratic More...
Andy Stern Quotes
The most frequent visitor to President Obama at the White House, working on a “global organization”, “workers of the world unite”, persuasion….power There are opportunities in America More...
Medicare Deadline looming for Doctors
We are only weeks away from the first major victim to be consumed by the tsunami called Obamacare. In the two thousand pages was a landslide of taxation, regulation and confusion all under the disguise to “fix” More...
Would the election of Scott Brown in Massachusetts really promote freedom?
Many of the Republican talking heads like Sean Hannity are giddy with enthusiasm over the prospect of a Scott Brown (R) victory over Martha Coakley (D) in Massachusetts giving the Republicans the vaunted 41st vote More...
