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

Want more nurses? Make it easier for nurses to work

Jarrett Skorup | October 3, 2022

As message of COVID vaccines changes, public support for booster shots shrinks

Jamie A. Hope | September 6, 2022

Whitmer, maskless at high-risk school district, ignores health department, CDC guidance

Jamie A. Hope | August 30, 2022

Multi-vaccinated Biden gets COVID; had claimed vaccinations prevent infection

James David Dickson | July 22, 2022

SEIU Healthcare Michigan is under trusteeship once again

Jamie A. Hope | July 7, 2022

State’s medical officer ties school openings to COVID vaccinations

Jamie A. Hope | June 30, 2022

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Lindsay B. Killen

Vice President for Strategy and Communications