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Deane Waldman, Opinion ContributorUSA TODAY |
Modifications to the Medicaid program will do the opposite of the left’s doomsday predictions.
While the goal is laudable, price transparency won’t work as Trump claims — in fact, it can’t.
Coverage — having health insurance — most certainly does not guarantee timely medical care.
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