The wave of recent federal activity on health care – some executive, some legislative, some partisan and some bipartisan – signals health care affordability might soon be addressed. In a world of extreme political division and nonsensical levels of polarization, this is a refreshing change of pace.
One of the authors of this article represents a conservative Utah think tank that promotes health care policies grounded in free enterprise and community-driven solutions. The other represents an advocacy group seeking to advance sustainable health care solutions in Utah through policies that lead to increased access to coverage.