Business Wire : reported that Nashville Health Care Council Hosts Panel Discussion With Health Care Titan Bernard J. Tyson

NASHVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Nashville Health Care Council hosted a panel discussion featuring Kaiser Permanente Chairman and CEO Bernard J. Tyson. Health care reform must address the changes necessary in both health insurance and care delivery. "In this country, we decided a long time ago that health care is a right, yet people without health coverage suffer unnecessarily by waiting to go to the emergency room – one of the most expensive doors for health care," he said. Worldwide, Nashville's health care industry generates more than 500,000 jobs and $73 billion in annual revenue. "We encourage all of our members here today to take what you have learned back to your organizations, and continue to collaborate to improve health care around the world."About the Nashville Health Care CouncilThe Nashville Health Care Council is a premier association of health care industry leaders working together to further establish Nashville's position as the nation's health care industry capital.

Changes to Republicans' Amended Health Care Bill Could be Disastrous

A lower premium doesn't indicate better health care; it only indicates cheaper health care. Michael Chernew, a professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School, breaks down the revisions—and the broader health care debate we are now in the midst of. Donald Trump's American Health Care Act has reappeared following its initial rejection last month, and Republicans are pushing for a vote (stat!). Could you give a simple way to understand how health care spending works? As a country, if we cannot control health care spending, then none of this financing discussion is really going to be important.

Paul Ryan Under Fire as Health Care Is Delayed Again

"This is another loss for Paul Ryan," she told host Sean Hannity:Paul Ryan was given this assignment to quarterback this legislation through the House. Dobbs's suggestion would not be the first time Paul Ryan and the Freedom Caucus found themselves in contention. You have a lot of different factions, different people, different values, different personalities, but this is something you had to do. "Laura, bless her heart, is trying to be nice to Paul Ryan," he said. Ingraham then hinted she may be at the end of her patience with Speaker Ryan's leadership.