Healthcare Initiative

Putting Patients First: Legislation increasing access to health providers, promoting price transparency, is on the move

By Greg George

Council of Health Care Providers Growing and Providing Insight

Temporary Pandemic Reforms Should be Made Permanent

By Greg George

The Healthcare Policy Initiative seeks to expand access, increase quality, and reduce the costs of care for all Michiganders. Our solutions promote innovative, market-based approaches that reduce bureaucracy and put patients first.

Publications

How to Stop the 'Dues Skim' of Federal Home Health Care and Child Care Funding

May 10, 2017

Dental Therapists: A Proposal to Expand Access to Dental Care in Michigan

Michael Van Beek and John Davidson | September 29, 2016

The Shortage of Generic Sterile Injectable Drugs: Diagnosis and Solutions

John R. Graham | June 14, 2012

Recommendations to Strengthen Civil Society and Balance Michigan’s State Budget — 2nd Edition

May 4, 2004

Latest Articles

Price controls lead to drug shortages

Jarrett Skorup and William S. Smith | November 20, 2023

‘That is what makes health care so different from every other sector of the economy’

James M. Hohman | November 3, 2023

At least we’re not New York

Michael D. LaFaive and Todd Nesbit, Ph.D. | September 27, 2023

Michigan deserves accountability for Medicaid

Josh Archambault | April 19, 2023

Let pharmacists provide more medical services

Josh Archambault | April 11, 2023

Mackinac Center Welcomes Health Policy Advisor

March 13, 2023

Give patients freedom to dial for doctors

Josh Archambault | March 13, 2023

Michigan health department offices ban the term “field work”

Jamie A. Hope | January 12, 2023

Retiring Stabenow has guided 8 laws into effect during 4 terms as senator

John LaPlante | January 11, 2023

Whitmer signs bill limiting patient isolation at assisted living facilities

James David Dickson | January 3, 2023

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Josh Archambault

Health Policy Advisor