CMS has released a guidance document for hospitals and other healthcare centers on how to resume providing elective and preventative care procedures.
The Elusive Denominator
News was made this weekend when Stanford University announced a study on the coronavirus that shows the infection rate is likely larger.
The Next Stimulus Bill Must Be Temporary and Targeted
As conversations continue on how to best help Americans in the next round of funding, Congress must remember to keep a temporary mindset that is focused on combatting COVID-19.
The Three Phase Plan
President Trump and his Coronavirus Task Force announce their plan for the nation to move beyond the damage COVID-19 has caused.
Joe Biden Should Reject the Far-Left’s Demands
While Joe Biden is all but guaranteed to be the Democratic nominee for president, he is still far from wooing the Far-Left.
The WHO needs to be Investigated
A thorough examination of the WHO is long overdue.
A Light at the End of the Tunnel?
Yesterday, President Trump announced the “Great American Economic Revival Industry Groups.”
Congress Should Depoliticize Coronavirus Relief
Congress should depoliticize coronavirus relief by giving all small businesses equal access to the Payroll Protection Program.
Surprise Billing – Not Allowed if Provider Receives CARES Act Funding
One of the hot topics in Washington D.C. over the last six months was how to address surprise medical billing, sometimes called balanced billing. A surprise bill occurs when a patient has a medical procedure at an in-network facility, like an emergency room visit or a planned procedure, and weeks later receives a bill from […]
How Will Pharmacists Play a Role in Reopening America?
Discussions grow on how and when Americans will return to work.