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SPOTLIGHT: Leavitt: State-level reforms better
April 25, 2007 — 7:01pm ET
Leavitt: State-level reforms better
Healthcare reform is all well and good, but should be handled by states rather than the federal government, according to HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt. Leavitt would like states manage the process of expanding health insurance access, with the federal government stepping in only to subsidize coverage for those who can't afford it. He'd also like to see market-based alternatives to expanding SCHIP funding. Article
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