Sally Pipes

A doctor and a patient stand together looking over an open medical file.

Opinion

Opinion: There aren’t enough doctors to go around — and these laws are making it worse

With long waits and lack of availibility altogether, patients are having a difficult time accessing healthcare during this doctor shortage. Revisiting scope-of-practice laws could help.

By Sally Pipes, Contributor

Sage Turek takes a COVID-19 saliva test.

Opinion

COVID-19 has shown us how dysfunctional the American regulatory state can be

There’s a risk to rushing tests, treatments and technologies through the regulatory process. But there’s a risk to regulatory sclerosis, too.

By Sally Pipes, Contributor

Opinion

The bleak reality of Biden’s health care proposal

By Sally Pipes, Contributor

Opinion

Coming to a store near you: a new tool to fight COVID-19

This month, Walgreens announced it will partner with Village MD to open primary care clinics in 500 to 700 stores over the next five years.

By Sally Pipes, Contributor

Opinion

Guest opinion: Telehealth should stay long after COVID-19 goes

By Sally Pipes, Contributor

Opinion

Guest opinion: British patients deserve better than single-payer — so do Americans

By Sally Pipes, Contributor

No one likes to receive an unexpected bill for thousands of dollars. But Congress must make sure that its efforts to curb surprise medical bills don’t create new problems elsewhere in the health care system.

Opinion

Guest opinion: The promise and perils of surprise medical bill reform

By Sally Pipes, Contributor