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STATEMENT September 10, 2015 UHIP Cost Overruns Just the Beginning “Dependency Portal” will dramatically drive up social service costs. New “uninsured” figures misleading. Providence, RI — Chalk up another accurate […]
Rhode Island is leading the nation in the advancement of a larger entitlement culture via its planned expansion of social services through a health benefits exchange, a component of the controversial federal healthcare law. When collecting detailed personal financial and household information from individuals seeking health insurance support, the state intends to proactively enroll participants in other state programs for which they are eligible.
A big jump in Rhode Island recipients of TANF welfare payments led the Ocean State to slip from 41st to 42nd in the Freedom Factor of the RI Center for […]
2018 Policy Positions The Rhode Island Center for Freedom & Prosperity, in seeking to advance a more prosperous society, finds it unacceptable that our Ocean State ranks so poorly in […]
POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS: In tandem with plans to realign the institutional incentives of Rhode Island’s welfare services, the RI Center for Freedom and Prosperity recommends the following specific reforms: Implement a […]
In an article that amounted to a promotional advertisement for Rhode Island’s state-run health benefits exchange, the Providence Journal ignored myriad newsworthy questions plaguing the exchanges nationwide.
Provide more options for more people for affordable, quality, healthcare services! The expansion of complex government and special-interest control over our highly personal healthcare decisions will not give Americans what […]
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) will impose a high cost for the Ocean State in terms of budgets, jobs, dependency, and privacy – including the job-killing EMPLOYER MANDATE. The RI Center for Freedom & Prosperity recommends that the state of Rhode Island halt its headlong lunge into expensive and intrusive policy changes concocted in Washington, D.C., and join with other states that have taken a more skeptical view.
Quick Links: Why RI should Opt-out of Exchanges & Medicaid expansion; A Healthcare Freedom Act for RI; RI Should Tread Slowly re. Exchanges; The Ocean State Current: Is RI Creating a “Dependency Portal” […]
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