When I travel around Minnesota, people ask me over and over again, 'What is Congress doing to make healthcare more affor...
One of the most logical ways to get costs under control is to transform how we pay for and incentivize healthcare.
Do you find anything wrong with that picture?
Can we pay for healthcare if we bring up that number from 60 to 90?
It's plastic, but we Xerox it; in Germany, they swipe it.
If we require all insurance companies to use a common payment system, we will save billions of dollars in administrative...
Healthcare reform means people not having to choose between their life and their life savings.
If we were to create a streamlined system for all payers, would the Medicare administration structure for billing and pa...
Healthcare reform means that no American loses their life because they can't afford screenings or treatment.
So, we need more primary care physicians, wouldn't you say?
As Senator Franken has said, we also are struggling to take the perverse incentives out of our system that reward quanti...
I believe it's zero.
Healthcare reform means cancer patients receiving care that is available, adequate, and affordable.
Do you think there'd be a benefit in this country having a unified system for billing and payments in healthcare?
All right. I just had one last question before we go on to our next panel, something I raised in my opening statement.
I think because 50 percent of the food dollar is spent eating out, we need to have the same kind of disclosure, the same...
You know, one of the things I notice is that when kids have to walk, say, miles, in a mile zone, that makes a big differ...
And again, thank you for this answer. If I could just finish autism, and then we will move to this.
