Phillips said more health care is happening outside hospitals, putting more of a burden on outpatient pharmacists.
The best way to unleash disruption is if more health care providers combine, controlling hospitals, doctors and health insurance.
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If they get more health care indirectly through the tax system, they can't.
It forces the younger and healthier to buy coverage they may not need to finance people who consume more health care.
Employers are passing along more and more health care costs to workers.
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As the world gets richer we should expect a greater portion of that extra wealth to be spent on more health care.
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There may not be much public stomach for more health care reform, but there is a lot of support for substantive tax reform.
All these issues -- bringing manufacturing back, helping young people go to school, giving you more health care security -- all these issues tie together.
All of this reduced productivity translates into the loss of what should be a critical factor in the effort to offer more health care while containing costs.
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Second, over time, we as a nation have been able to afford more health care precisely because the time cost of other goods and services has declined.
By including these benefits in health insurance packages, more health care providers can offer and be reimbursed for these services, resulting in more individuals having access to treatment.
It is the older generation's spending, on more health care and travel but fewer flashy gadgets, that will create jobs and be the impetus of the new economy.
They assume that if you insure the uninsured or give people more generous coverage that they will all get more health care without ever asking: who is going to provide that extra care?
He made health care his top priority in the campaign, saying that he would work to reduce the price of prescription drugs and provide more health care coverage through government programs and tax breaks for small businesses.
But as valuations of Internet, software and hardware companies come down to earth, and medical device and drug companies continue to steadily get bought or go public, more health care investors are clawing their way onto the list.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) put in place comprehensive health insurance reforms that will make health insurance available to many more people, lower health care costs, guarantee more health care choices, and enhance the quality of health care for all Americans.
It produced over 22 million good jobs, rising incomes for the middle class, over 100 times as many people moved from poverty into the middle class, more health care, the largest increase in college aid in 50 years, record home ownership, a cleaner environment, three surpluses in a row, a modernized defense force, strong efforts against terror and a respected America in the world.
For most Gen Xers however, this trend has been temporarily reversed, where their finances have likely gotten worse over the last 10 years due to the mortgage crisis, a stock market that has shown no growth, companies terminating pensions and passing on more health care costs to employees, job losses, furloughs, and pay cuts, not to mention increasing costs of college tuition for their children.
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Such a vision necessarily requires sharply reducing health care for the sickest, who unequally consume far more in health care than everyone else.
Obama and Clinton have made health care a central theme of their campaigns, arguing for more universal health care coverage.
Yes, he promises more health-care coverage and more taxes on the rich, but he has cut government, reduced taxes and forced welfare recipients to look for work.
Health costs have run amok in the U.S. General Motors pays more on health care than steel.
With billions of dollars in federal science funding hinging on the integrity of academic researchers, and billions more in health care dollars riding on the truthfulness of pharmaceutical research claims, the industry needs more websites like this, not fewer.
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Northern Ireland is today at peace, more Americans have health care, more children around the world are going to school, and for all those things we owe a great debt to the life and courage of Senator Edward Kennedy.
Ninety years ago, four Cleveland physicians had a great idea for providing more efficient health care.
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He's right to push the party to do more on health care and education.
Democrats care more about increasing health care access than either of the other groups.
By 2017, the federal government will be spending more on health care than on social security.
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The U.S. spends over 50% more on health care, as a percent of GDP, than peer countries.
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