Underappreciated Weblogger of the Month: A Baker's Dozen from Richard Mayhew
Another in my series of webloggers who I think are underappreciated--of people who, by accidents of chance and historical contingency, are just as smart (or more) and are as (or more) worth reading as I am. Richard Mayhew of Balloon Juice is doing some of the very most interesting blogging-from-the-trenches of our health care financing system.
Here's a baker's dozen of worthwhile reads:
- (2016): Evidence and Cost Curve Bends
- (2016): On-exchange profitability
- (2016): Cruzing for coverage
- (2016): Federalizing Medicaid funding
- (2016): CHIPPING away at uninsurance
- (2016): The hope of stabilization
- (2016): Hyde and Single Payer
- (2015): : Fear to defend the ACA
- (2015): : Rate increases
- (2014): Docs, guns and population health payments
- (2014): Reading the Manhattan Institute so you don’t have to: Part 1
- (2014): What a difference a year makes
- (2014): Brad Delong Smackdown Watch
Read him, you should. Be much smarter, you will. Hmmmm?
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