The United States is not going back to the dark days when health care was reserved for the healthy and the wealthy.
Congress denied the ability to move resources that would help new CO-OPs weathering growing pains to continue serving consumers.
It fell victim to this totally avoidable financial crunch and announced last October that it was closing, due, in large part, to the inabili...
I am very pleased that Chairman Hatch, with the help of Senator Isakson and Senator Warner--and I have joined in on these efforts--has begun...
Those who have been critical of the Affordable Care Act spend hour after hour after hour talking about the problems, and what we have to do ...
Even though the Supreme Court has upheld the Affordable Care Act multiple times, the political battles have continued, and CO-OPs are one of...
Right out of the gate, CO-OP funding was cut by two-thirds.
I am very hopeful that Mr. Slavitt's nomination can be moved as quickly as possible.
Congress ought to be looking for ways to strengthen CO-OPs and stoke private competition in insurance marketplaces nationwide.
What we ought to do is get on with the bipartisan challenges that our country needs to attack to improve health care.
More than 1 million people turned to CO-OPs for insurance in 2015, including many very vulnerable Americans who needed access to top-notch c...