5 steps toward a fresh approach to health care reform

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Health care is delivered in a local setting, and the quality of care you receive is largely linked to what is available locally.
55% : We should also make them available to Medicaid, Medicare and ObamaCare patients using their benefit dollars.
53% : One example of how this could be done is block grants and waivers in Medicaid, which would empower states and local communities to best cover and improve the health of vulnerable populations.
50% : Instead, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services should leverage its position to be a facilitator of change at the local level rather than an imposer of change.
36% : This means strengthening price and quality transparency for providers, so patients and self-insuring companies can find the best value for their health care dollars.
36% : Health care is a moral issue first, economic second.

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