Virginians for Quality Heathcare

Posted September 11, 2014, Wall Street Journal Online “It has been four years since the passage of the Affordable Care Act, so I thought it may be useful to provide the perspective of a physician providing daily medical care. I am an endocrinologist in Washington, D.C., and have been in solo private practice for 17 […]

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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Affordable Care Act gives the president’s cabinet officers sweeping powers to implement the law, but the administration managed to overreach these powers by allowing people in 36 states to illegally access health insurance subsidies. That was the conclusion of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals in July. At issue is the […]

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The biggest “unforeseen” issue arising with the poorly named Affordable Care Act is its effect on affordability of care.  The typical middle-class family, in order to afford the broader coverage necessitated by ObamaCare, is having to choose a higher and higher deductible insurance plan.  This is having a huge impact on a patient’s decision even […]

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Suzanne Scholte, Republican candidate for Virginia’s 11th Congressional District, scored a resounding success by numerous measures in the first of a series of Town Hall meetings she plans to host over the next few months before the November elections. The meeting at the Accotink Academy in Springfield, VA, drew a crowd of approximately 100 people, much larger than most Town […]

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