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Peter Harbage and Hilary Haycock detail a plan for making individual health insurance more affordable and accessible.
Eliminating inefficiency in the health care system could reduce costs, writes Peter Harbage.
Peter Harbage and Karen Davenport outline Public Plan Choice, a public health insurance plan that would deliver market discipline.
Report finds that American family health care premiums cost $1,100 more because our system doesn’t provide continuous coverage for all.
Peter Harbage finds that higher administrative costs on the individual market will mean $3.0 billion in extra expenses for American families in 2009.
McCain's latest flip-flop on his health plan requires deep benefit and eligibility cuts in Medicare and Medicaid
New data released by the U.S. Census Bureau show more uninsured Americans, and McCain's policies would make matters worse.
There are two presidential proposals, but only one realistic plan.