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

2023 Public Policy Recommendations

January 25, 2023

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

Latest Articles

Whitmer Is Standing In the Way of Health Professionals

Jarrett Skorup | September 23, 2021

'CON Laws' Limit the Health Care Competition Biden Aims to Deliver

Greg George | August 17, 2021

Mackinac Center Praises Healthcare Transparency Efforts

June 23, 2021

A Full Accounting of Michigan’s COVID-19 Nursing Home Deaths

Stephen Delie | June 3, 2021

Putting Patients First

Greg George | April 6, 2021

It's Time to Eliminate Bureaucratic Barriers to Health Care Access

Greg George | March 29, 2021

Biden Antitrust Agenda Ignores States' Complicity on Health Care Monopolies

Lindsay B. Killen | March 5, 2021

Beat COVID-19 by Making Temporary Pandemic Responses Permanent

Greg George | February 9, 2021

Michigan Needs to Clean Up Medicaid Spending and Eligibility

Greg George and James M. Hohman | December 10, 2020

Simple and Wrong: State Health Official Misleads Public

Michael Van Beek | September 25, 2020

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Lindsay B. Killen

Workers for Opportunity Senior National Advisor