Health Care & Hospital Law
Jun. 16, 2012
While partisan politics lay siege to the ACA, change takes hold
Lines in the health care struggle are not clearly drawn, and as a result, each faction is forced to pay a price. By Craig B. Garner
America's methods of providing health care have always had an understated yet powerful impact on the way she chooses to wage war. And yet, this may be the first time that health care is itself under siege. Indeed, the specter of war has provided countless opportunities to test society's mettle in battle, while forcing those in power to prioritize in terms of their country's health care. As sides are drawn and campaigns evolve, the s...
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