For a better doctor/patient relationship
For a better doctor/patient relationship
With SB 101, lawmakers have an opportunity to permanently authorize DPC and help drive down the cost of healthcare for Montanans.
Fact Check: Has Montana’s Budget Grown Too Fast?
Fact Check: Has Montana’s Budget Grown Too Fast?
“Keep your eye on one thing and one thing only: How much government is spending, because that’s the true tax.” – Milton Friedman
How to reduce Montana’s regulatory burden permanently
How to reduce Montana’s regulatory burden permanently
“No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth!” – President Ronald Reagan
A fresh roadmap for Montana economic growth
A fresh roadmap for Montana economic growth
The election provides a historic Montana Mandate for new state leaders to deliver on a robust economic recovery.
Montana Recovery Agenda
Montana Recovery Agenda
The Frontier Institute’s Montana Recovery Agenda charts the pathway to a thriving economic recovery in 2021.
Physician Dispensing Makes Sense for Montana
Physician Dispensing Makes Sense for Montana
Right on Healthcare’s research shows that physician dispensing is a safe and effective practice that makes sense for Montana.
How Direct Care Can Help Lower Health Care Costs
How Direct Care Can Help Lower Health Care Costs
By eliminating the middlemen and bureaucracy involved in billing insurance, patients in direct care save on overall healthcare costs.
MONTANA’S CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAWS DRIVE HEALTH CARE PRICES HIGHER, COST LIVES
MONTANA’S CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAWS DRIVE HEALTH CARE PRICES HIGHER, COST LIVES
With some Montana counties at or near their hospital capacity amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a little-known state government program called “certificate of need” could be making the shortage worse.
Poll: Privacy Protections Could Boost Cooperation with COVID Contact Tracing Efforts
Poll: Privacy Protections Could Boost Cooperation with COVID Contact Tracing Efforts
The Frontier Institute released a new public opinion survey finding only 65% of Montanans willing to cooperate with contact tracing efforts, with half of respondents expressing concern about sharing their private information with public health officials.
Montanans Could Lose Access to Telemedicine After COVID-19
Montanans Could Lose Access to Telemedicine After COVID-19
Telemedicine helped close the distance during the pandemic and was especially popular with seniors. Montana should continue to use what works.