Healthcare in a Minute

By George Chapman   In the insurance business, the more clients or members the better. Huge risk pools are far more financially viable than

By George W. Chapman   First, some background: Americans account for 4% of the world’s population. We consume 50% of drugs worldwide. Yes, 50%.

By George W. Chapman   If you have received an explanation of benefits from your insurer after a hospital procedure or inpatient episode, you

By George W. Chapman   Over the past five national elections, healthcare costs have been in the public’s top 5 concerns. The only notable

The Department of Justice ruled that RFK Jr. has broad discretion when it comes to running the Department of Health. Several states challenged his

By George W. Chapman First of all, TrumpRx does NOT sell drugs. It’s just a searchable website that directs you to the website of

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

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