Congress revisiting payroll tax cut, jobless benefits as round 2 of bruising battle begins
Payroll tax cut deal may come faster than expected
GOP returns with New Year’s hangover
The Public Option Did Not Die
U.S. Seeks Rollback of a Health Insurer’s ‘Excessive’ Rate Increase
Debating the Truth of 2011′s ‘Lie of the Year’
Payroll Tax Cut Down to Who Blinks First
Senate Expected to Reduce Hospital Offsets for SGR, Include all Extenders
2012 Fallout for Benefits Ruling?
Health care reform: House GOP waits for Supreme Court
January 27th, 2012 - Politico
House Republicans have tried to repeal various pieces of President Barack Obama’s health reform law, but they haven’t touched the least popular piece: the individual mandate.One reason for that: They don’t want to give the Supreme Court a reason not to strike it down.
WSC Special Report: The Impact of Sequestration
December 21st, 2011 - Washington Strategic Consulting Special Report
This report examines the real ramifications of sequestration, which will extend from Fiscal Year 2013 to 2021. Starting in 2013, cuts will have an enormous impact upon Medicare providers and organizations that depend on Discretionary Programs. For the report follow this link to our blog: The True Impact of Sequestration
WSC Grants Management and Procurement Services
December 21st, 2011 - Washington Strategic Consulting Special Report
Washington Strategic Consulting offers full-service, turn-key grants consulting services to its clients. Read more on WSC's creative strategies to procure federal grant funding of organizations by following this link to the report: WSC Grants Management and Procurement Services
Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Aims to Cut Healthcare Costs
January 26th, 2012 - The Washington Post
The Obama administration touts it as a key solution to the nation’s runaway health-care spending: a new national center set up by the 2010 health-care law to test and implement groundbreaking ways to cut costs while improving patient care.
House GOP to offer health reform 'replace' plan after SCOTUS rules
January 26th, 2012 - Politico
A top House Republican on Wednesday said GOP lawmakers will put forward an alternative to the health care reform law after the Supreme Court rules on the constitutionality of the law. “We will be ready to respond to the Supreme Court decision, which is expected in June, with a replacement package,” House Energy and Commerce health subcommittee chairman Joe Pitts (R-Pa.) told a small group of reporters in the Capitol on Wednesday.
Doctors lobby urges GOP to halt new insurance codes
January 27th, 2012 - The Hill
The largest physicians lobby has sent House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) a letter urging him to halt a federal requirement forcing doctors to switch to new insurance codes in 2013.
