Is Obamacare bending the cost curve?
Politico's Joanne Kenen discusses whether healthcare costs are on the decline – and if so, whether the ACA can take any of the credit
Welcome to another edition of Curbside Consult.
Joanne Kenen is the lead health care reporter and editor for Politico and Politico Pro. She is one of the top sources of Washington reporting on health reform and many other subjects.
This week, Joanne and I had a wide-ranging conversation about the troubled rollout of HealthCare.gov, the perils of covering misleading anecdata, and the marathon of covering such a difficult political story for so many years.
In the second segment of our multi-part interview, Joanne and I talk about whether healthcare costs are really slowing down and whether the Affordable Care Act – with its multitude of cost-cutting measures – can take any credit.
It’s a great conversation. Hope you enjoy it.
Read the transcript of Part 2.
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- Part 1: A tale of 3 health reform launches
- Part 2: Is Obamacare bending the cost curve?
- Part 3: Getting the scoop on Obamacare
- Part 4: ‘There will be some bugs …’