Live Video: Sen. Whitehouse Talks Obamacare with Center for American Progress

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse will be talking health care reform and Obamacare this morning on a discussion being webcast live by the Center For American Progress this morning at 9:30. You can watch it live here.

Rhode Island’s junior senator will be joined by Neera Tanden, president of Center for American Progress, Richard J. Gilfillan, M.D., the director at the Innovation Center of Medicare and Medicaid Services Ezekiel J. Emanuel, a vice president for global initiatives at U. Penn and a senior fellow with Center for American Progress.

According to the Center for American Progress(which you can follow on Twitter at @CAPCongress) they will talk about: “Which payment models show promise? How are private payers and health care providers changing? Is the recent slowdown in health care spending solely the result of the recession, or have payment and delivery system reforms also played a role? Are we on the cusp of a new era for our health care system? How can payment and delivery system reforms be accelerated and expanded?”

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Bob Plain is the editor/publisher of Rhode Island's Future. Previously, he's worked as a reporter for several different news organizations both in Rhode Island and across the country.

2 responses to “Live Video: Sen. Whitehouse Talks Obamacare with Center for American Progress”

  1. forsanri

    How stupid is this all going to look when USSC delivers the unconstitutional ruling next month? 

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    1. PinkHatLib

      “Which payment models show promise? How are private payers and health care providers changing? Is the recent slowdown in health care spending solely the result of the recession, or have payment and delivery system reforms also played a role? Are we on the cusp of a new era for our health care system? How can payment and delivery system reforms be accelerated and expanded?”

      Those are all significant issues regardless of what the court decides and are likely to go forward with or without the individual mandate. For instance, check ACOs or PCMHs.

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