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.
Articles
If you wanted to wreck a competitive and functioning industry, how would you do it? An easy way would be to adopt the government-regulated health insurance model that we use in the United States. (Use the Medicare for All model if you really want to do some damage.)
October 29, 2026
Podcasts
Hoover Institution fellow Tom Church talks with Jared Rhoads of the Center for Modern Health about why American health insurance pays for routine and predictable care, and how state coverage mandates push premiums higher.
October 23, 2026
Articles
We asked Medicare policy experts to write up proposals that save taxpayers ~$100 billion over ten years. Here’s what they came up with.
October 20, 2026
