These plans will save healthy people money but will be costly for people with more medical needs more.

Our fear is that the savings will be on the back of poor people rather than highly profitable pharmaceutical companies and highly profitable abusive providers.

The market needs more money to make a new push and that money will probably have to come from foreign capital because domestic capital is starting to even out.

There are serious moral and ethical questions that arise when a provider requires you to pay a fee that may not be affordable for everyone.

Right now we have $10 billion in cuts on the table for the Medicare program in the U.S. Congress. So we're moving in the wrong direction.

It covers the kids, but it may leave the moms in the waiting room who care for the children without access to the doctor if she's sick.