AAPS News October 2014 – ObamaCare Kudzu Sep 24, 2014 Volume 70, no. 10 October 2014 With its complicated structure and phased implementation—and strategic modifications and delays that blunted opposition, ObamaCare is becoming deeply entrenched. […]
AAPS News Nov. 2013: Abort, Retry, Fail? Oct 18, 2013 Volume 69, no. 11 November 2013. Reported experiences with the Oct 1 opening of the Obama health insurance Exchanges remind me of the critical error […]
AAPS News August 2013 – Hostile Take-Down Aug 2, 2013 While the Wall Street Journal calls ObamaCare a “fiasco for the ages,” the Obama Administration has pledged to “stay the course” (WSJ 7/3/13). To the […]
Can MOC be Stopped? Yes! Volume 69, no. 5 May 2013 American physicians have long been acting like the faithful horse Boxer on George Orwell’s Animal Farm, working harder and harder for less and less […]
Volume 68, no. 6 June 2012 Although Obama devoted fewer than 50 words to the ACA in his State of the Union message, the Dept. of Health and Human Services (HHS) has signed a $20 […]
AAPS News December 2011 – Occupation Dec 1, 2011 Volume 67, no. 12 December 2011 Occupied France was Vichy France. The Nazi invaders were in power, and many French officials were collaborators. Truly patriotic Frenchmen […]
Rep. Paul Broun tells the assembly about his “Patient Option Act” that would repeal ObamaCare and instead allow market-based solutions to empower patients and doctors.
By: Alieta Eck, MD SCROLL DOWN TO COMMENT AND WATCH OR LISTEN TO DR. CHAOULLI’S PRESENTATION When Dr. Jacques Chaoulli, a French trained physician, decided to emigrate to the New World in 1979, he made […]
2009 Access to Care Survey posted 3/22/2010 Of 518 physicians responding to our 2009 survey on access to care, 4% reported being not enrolled in Medicare; 21%, opted out; 59%, participating; and 10%, nonparticipating. Of […]
Volume 65, No. 6 June 2009 GET OFF THE TRAIN In 1993, at a meeting of the Arizona Medical Association, we were told that the reform train was leaving the station, so we had better […]
