Perspective
Jul. 10, 2014
Health care reform without revolution
Health care reform is insignificant in comparison to the fundamental purpose of the system it must change. By Craig B. Garner
Health care reform is insignificant in comparison to the fundamental purpose of the system it must change. Unlike a terminal illness, which doubles as a harbinger to remind us of the inescapable permanence of death, much of the influence of health care reform over which the nation has debated these past four years will prove to be fleeting at best. Time will shape and reshape the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in ways outside today's imagination...
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