Developments in Florida Health care

So if freedom from government intervention means swallowing a 20% rate hike in business health insurance, is that acceptable?

Florida rejects money for rate-hike review

Golden State Meets Sunshine State

Here is a thorough analysis of Judge Vinson's opinion by Judge Jost:

Federal District Court Judge Roger Vinson’s 78-page opinion in State of Florida v. United States Department of Health and Human Services is a remarkable piece of work.  This decision, concluding a case brought by twenty-six state governors or attorneys general (in addition to two private parties and a business association, the National Federation of Independent Businesses), strikes down in its entirety the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as unconstitutional. 

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Florida Cheers Healthcare Ruling

Will everyone getting healthcare make people healthier? Or are people healthier because of the way they live? Studies have shown that lifestyle improvement makes a huge difference in cost of care, longevity and even happiness.

Even if Florida Judge Vinson's ruling stands and destroys Obamacare, will that somehow make people sick (literally speaking)?

We want to invite your comments on this question!

Free Care Does Not Guarantee Health

Is it enough to have health insurance, no matter how much it costs, even if it's free? Is good health guaranteed when you have access to health care- doctors, drugs, and hospitals?

According to a study in Health Affairs, it's not enough.

People of high income and education live healthier and longer than people of low socioeconomic status. What do you think is the reason for that?

This should make Judge Vinson and all the anti-mandate folks happy.