Statements about Health Care
Preventive care coverage under the Affordable Care Act has already "helped Granite Staters save money and live healthier lives."
Says that under President Barack Obama’s health care law, "your insurance" premiums could go up by 200 percent and cost "as much as a new Explorer."
"Only three in 10 Texas doctors are currently accepting new Medicaid patients."
"A study by the University of Virginia pulls back the curtain on Medicaid’s tragically bad outcomes, including ‘increased risk of adjusted mortality.’"
Says the Democrats told the Catholic Church that they’ll use federal powers to shut down church charities and hospitals if the church doesn’t change its beliefs.
Says Houston is "home to more doctors, more nurses, more researchers than any other place in the world."
"Scientists tell us that we could have a cure in 10 years for Alzheimer's" were it not for "overzealous regulators, excessive taxation and greedy litigators."
"There is no clinical evidence that vaccinating healthcare workers protects patients."
"In the period from 2007 to 2011, the Office of Health Insurance Commissioner reported an 18 percent decline in the state’s total medical spending."
Eighty-five percent of Floridians who will benefit from expanding Medicaid are "single, childless adults."
The fiscal cliff agreement was "the largest tax increase in history."
Florida is "second in the nation in the uninsured."
"In Wisconsin, only half of all the adults with serious psychological distress received mental health treatment or medication."
Says Texas has the most uninsured people of any state -- 6 million.
Without a Medicaid expansion, 275,000 more Ohioans could be getting their primary care in emergency rooms, costing "everybody a lot of money."
If the sequester hits, "hundreds of thousands of Americans will lose access to primary care and preventive care like flu vaccinations and cancer screenings."
Federal spending on entitlements "is projected to consume all revenue by 2045."
"The group that supported the president’s health care bill the most? Latinos."
Says, "Statistics indicate that one in eight children, and one in 18 adults in Oregon suffers from mental illness."
"Ohio companies export more goods and services globally than 41 other states."
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