Sally C. Pipes

Voters not only in America — but around the world — clearly think it’s time for the government to get out of the health insurance business.

With more patient choice comes a more functional healthcare market and lower costs. That’s precisely what Americans can expect with Trump.

Following the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson , the mores of the farthest reaches of social media have made their way to Congress

Private health insurers look positively spendthrift compared with public payers in Canada and Great Britain, who deny care before patients even have the chance to ask for it.

The choice before the new Trump administration is clear. We can have innovation now and lower costs over time. Or we can impose price controls now and bring innovation to a halt.

America’s health bill will surpass $7.7 trillion by 2032. That’s equivalent to one in every five dollars flowing through the economy.

The incoming Trump administration and Republican-controlled Congress are looking to rein in Medicaid, the health insurance entitlement that consumed

It's time to restore integrity to Medicaid and deliver better outcomes for beneficiaries and taxpayers. Nobody benefits when public dollars are thrown away.

Price transparency enables patients to seek out health care with the best value and quality. Let's hope that President Trump stringently enforces the price transparency rules he issued during his first term in his second.

It would be irresponsible of Republicans not to end this drain on taxpayer coffers. Republicans finally have a chance to dream big on healthcare and give Trump's Sharpie some substantive legislation to sign. Let's hope they don't waste the opportunity.