Health Policy and Economic Reform by Brian Blase

Brian Blase stated that most people can obtain short-term insurance, which is generally less expensive than Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans and covers a greater number of providers. Blase added ...

Brian Blase raises concerns about billions of dollars in subsidies directed to major health insurers. He points to issues such as fraudulent enrollments, fake beneficiaries, and individuals who ...

Brian Blase argues that the main reason for the projected increase in savings is the significantly higher magnitude of corporate welfare, described as state-directed payments, than initially ...

Brian Blase highlights that for a 50-year-old earning double the poverty level, health insurance premiums increased by $5,898 from 2014 to 2026. Of that increase, the enrollee paid just $618, ...

Brian Blase alleges that brokers have generated substantial commissions by enrolling phantom enrollees in insurance plans. He claims this practice has led to insurers receiving tens of billions ...

Brian Blase highlights that mainstream media coverage often omits key information about Affordable Care Act premium increases. He explains that nearly 90% of enrollees receive subsidies and do ...

Brian Blase highlights a reduction of $600 billion in corporate welfare, emphasizing efforts to address fraud and waste in federal expenditures. He notes that the federal spending growth rate has ...

Brian Blase estimates that rural hospitals at risk of closure face annual losses totaling $3.2 billion. He further highlights that improper Medicaid payments are estimated at $152 billion ...

Brian Blase, industry influencer, highlights that subsidies for health insurance premiums in the U.S. are increasing automatically, with taxpayers absorbing almost the entire cost of rising ...

Brian Blase argues that high and increasing hospital prices are the leading threat to American family budgets. He attributes much of this problem to government policies at both the federal and ...