Tag Archives: healthcare reform
Supreme Court Considers the Affordable Care Act
Posted in Corporate Responsibility, Legal, Regulatory, Strategy, healthcare Also tagged Democrats, generics, Medicaid, Medicare, Politics, republican, Republicans, United States Supreme Court Leave a comment
HCR and the Supreme Court: Three Important Days in March
The Supreme Court will open up deliberations on the constitutionality of three important parts of healthcare reform (HCR) this month.
by Tom Norton
After nearly two years of legal wrangling, on November 14, 2011 the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) determined that as a result of contradictory US Appellate Courts findings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, [...]
Posted in Legal, Strategy, healthcare Also tagged Medicaid, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, SCOTUS, Supreme Court Leave a comment
The 'S' Word in Healthcare Reform
by Tom Norton
In little more than two years, the main elements of the HCR will take hold across the nation. As implementation continues to ramp up, one of the more intriguing questions surrounding its activation is, is the “S” word being realized?…That is, “S” as in “savings.” Are the much publicized “savings” that were projected [...]
Posted in Guest Blog, Regulatory, Strategy, healthcare Also tagged ACO, CLASS Act, healthcare costs, HHS, Medicare Advantage 3 Comments
IPAB : An HCR Acronym You Need to Understand
Tom Norton throws some light on the much-vaunted Independent Payment Advisory Board.
Working towards our top issue for the June edition of the HCR Monthly Review, I continue to be struck by the amount of macroeconomic data that will be driving the new HCR law. Indeed, most of the key performance measures in the 2010 statute [...]
Posted in Regulatory, healthcare Also tagged HCR, Independent Payment Advisory Board, IPAB, Medicaid, Medicare, NICE 2 Comments

Less is More: HHS Austerity Care