America’s healthcare system combines high spending with incentives and regulations that weaken competition and disconnect patients from the price of care. Greater consumer control, more competition, and fewer barriers to entry can lower costs while preserving access, quality, and innovation.
Videos
Could Medicare face insolvency as soon as 2033? Hoover’s Tom Church examines the looming funding crisis, the challenges of entitlement reform, and the risks of Medicare for All.
October 9, 2026
Hoover Institution fellow Dr. Scott Atlas discusses his Wall Street Journal article he co-authored with Hoover Institution fellow Steven Koonin, "Covid, Climate and the ‘Consensus Trap’".
October 8, 2026
Medicaid managed care provides a structural framework to fight waste and fraud and reduce the cost to taxpayers.
October 5, 2026
