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Emotionitis: a Political Malady

By Marilyn Singleton, MD, JD Today’s political debates are extremely polarized and emotional. One person’s charming, clever, and assertive is another’s manipulative, cunning, and ruthless. Consider the opposing perspectives on some of the most important […]

Doctors for Eck

We are proud to have our own Past-President Alieta Eck, MD as the Republican nominee for the US House of Representatives in NJ CD-12.  Now that the Democrat incumbent Rush Holt has decided not to […]

Deadline 6/2 for opting out of sweeping settlement

Here we go again: another massive health insurance company, this time located in New Jersey, seeks a class-action settlement that will wipe away millions of dollars in obligations to physicians, and prevent physicians from suing […]

New Obamacare Endgame: the VA for All

By Richard Amerling, M.D. author Physicians’ Declaration of Independence Scandal at the Phoenix Veterans Administration lifted the curtain of secrecy on the VA’s secret waiting lists. The VA lies while patients die. This is by […]

ObamaCare media roundup: 4/24/2014

A new federal report estimates that 65% of small firms will pay more for employee health insurance as a result of Obamacare while the remaining 35% will see premiums drop (Los Angeles Times). As a […]

Repeal (What?) and Replace (with What?)

By Jane M. Orient, M.D. The Republican “repeal and replace” slogan sounds simple and appealing, but gets very complicated when you get to the next step. “Repeal” generally means “repeal ObamaCare,” which is often immediately […]