Florida’s governor says he is concerned that his choice is tantamount to becoming the deputy of the federal government, rather than the leader of an independent state.

America’s leadership role in health care innovation means it is well positioned to take advantage of a worldwide health market that is about to explode, thanks to growing population and wealth.

Op-ed: Surgeon says “Current moves to impose restraints on free exchange of ideas between clinicians and the medical industry are misguided and serve no one well.”

The Obamacare waiver winner’s club now totals 2,000. Where are they now? Answer: In the same miserable boat as every other unlucky business.

Most political deadlines in recent years have been made to be broken.

Dr. Andrew T. Lee will soon close the Washington family medical practice founded by his father nearly 50 years ago, amid increasing regulation, rising insurance costs and the implementation of Obamacare.

The former Wisconsin governor, running for Senate, says it is not enough to repeal the Affordable Care Act and walk away. Republicans must address needed reform, but with the emphasis on market-based solutions.

A new endeavor unveiled by Catholic Charities of Chicago last week makes the point that “fining charities because of their religious beliefs” is not the best policy.

13 million American seniors use Medicare Advantage to get their health care. To partially fund Obamacare, the president has cut Medicare Advantage by more than $200 billion over the next 10 years.

“Your staff has run out of excuses and the long delay in providing these documents is inexcusable.”