Join Stefan Molyneux and I as we ponder the possibilities of what really killed Jeffrey Epstein.
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A BLOG by Kevin Wacasey, M.D.
IN THIS EPISODE: Health Economist Devon Herrick, Ph.D. discusses what health economics is really all about, and why – unlike the majority of his colleagues – he feels that a free market is the cure
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IN THIS EPISODE: Tom DiLiegro joins me to discuss where Armour thyroid medication comes from, and how the price of this all-natural substance gets outrageously inflated when bought using a health insurance plan. We also
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In this episode I am joined by Tom DiLiegro, the owner of Benefit Advisors of Charleston, South Carolina. Like many other employee benefits experts who are disrupting the traditional health insurance model, Tom is dedicated
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Did you know that a Health Savings Account is the most tax-advantaged account that you can get nowadays? It is, because you fund it with pre-tax money that can earn tax-free dividends over time. And
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With rising health insurance deductibles it’s important to know the prices of the health care that you’re buying. So why is it so hard to find out how much an appendectomy costs? Or even an
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Want to know why your health insurance premiums are skyrocketing? It’s simple – since the Affordable Care Act was passed, health insurance companies have been paid.on commission. Seriously, they are, and I’ll tell you why
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This is the latest installment of a series analyzing the health insurance plans offered to employees of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas that I started in 2014. PRETEND THAT you’re in Vegas, and you
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In this podcast I speak with Dr. Lee Gross, the President of the Docs 4 Patient Care Foundation and a Direct Primary Care physician at his Epiphany Health clinic in Port Charlotte, Florida. In his
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Carolyn Johnson wrote a recent piece for the Washington Post in which she claimed that the $69 billion purchase of Aetna by CVS “could rein in health-care costs.” That may very well be true, but
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Episode 1 – Introduction to Healthcareonomics I apologize about not writing these past few months, but I’ve found a new creative outlet on Twitter, where I must say it is great fun (not mention a
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This post explains how Texas educators can save money on health insurance. But each plan analyzed below has a high deductible, which means that patients are now consumers. It doesn’t take long to blow through
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The heat is on for Republicans in the Senate, who are caught between a rock and a very hard place, indeed. Given a mandate by their base to repeal and replace ObamaCare, their political futures
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Adapted from my upcoming book: Your Money AND Your Life, coming Fall 2017. In 1992, Dr. Kathryn Anastos was quoted as saying: “It is unconscionable that we ration health care by the ability to pay… Health
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‘TWAS the night before my colonoscopy And for more than a bit I’d had nothing to eat Not even a chip. Except to drink something awful That was bitter, yet sweet You see I’d gotten
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One day after the inauguration of President Trump, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an order: his administration is going to “require” health insurance companies to pick up the tab for birth control. In other words, no matter
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NOTE (revised as of December 17, 2017): I have recently been accused of spreading falsehoods with this post; in particular regarding my use of statistics as a fear-mongering tactic. That is not my intent at
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And I’ll say it…again. When it comes to health care – as in all other businesses – cash is King. Or at least it should be. And yet when it comes to health care, it
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THERE’S A NEW SHERIFF in town, and his name is Donald Trump. No matter what you may think of his history, attitude, or behavior, one thing is for sure – he’s a total political outsider
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Well, it’s November 1st, and you know what that means. It’s that time of the year again, when the so-called “Open Enrollment” period for buying next year’s health insurance plans begins. To celebrate, I thought
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