Healthcare in a Minute

By George W. Chapman   Obamacare or the Affordable Care Act 2010. It has grown every year to currently cover 23 million of us.

By George W. Chapman   Our fertility rate has been dropping steadily the last 50 years. We are now hovering around 1.8 births per

By George W. Chapman   While the government is finally reopened, the fate of the tax subsidies remains in limbo. Without tax credits, commercial

By George W. Chapman   Now 15 years old, as of this writing, the Affordable Care Act is the singular bone of contention between

By George W. Chapman   OK. I’m both confused and exasperated. (First, let’s ignore the President Trump’s claim he will reduce drug prices by

By George W. Chapman   Several national polls revealed 70% of Americans were opposed to the proposed $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid and

By George W. Chapman   Per a survey of more than 1,400 physician offices by AMN Healthcare recruiters, the average time until your appointment

By George W. Chapman   The American Association of Medical Colleges predicts that, unless things change, the shortage of primary care docs will increase

By George W. Chapman   Our new Secretary of Health Robert Kennedy Jr. is laying off 20,000 of the 82,000 employees of the U.S.

The number of primary care providers continues to drop By George W. Chapman   Lacking an organized approach to healthcare delivery in the U.S.,