
Georgia Public Policy Foundation explores targeted healthcare solutions that are patient-centered, provide security for the sickest individuals, treat individuals and companies fairly under the tax code, promote personal responsibility, embrace transparency in the market, and avoid costly top-down mandates that discourage flexibility and limit options for Georgians seeking access to affordable, quality care.


Medical Liability Reform – Personal Stories

Cost-Effectiveness of a Low-Cost, Hospital-Based Primary Care Clinic

The Solution to the Medicaid-driven Budget Crisis

Direct Primary Care Providers Extend Concierge Services

Direct Primary Care: An Innovative Alternative to Conventional Health Insurance

Heartland Institute Urges Georgia to Address CON Reform

Foundation President Kyle Wingfield Testifies on Waivers at Senate Health Committee Hearing
Kyle Wingfield, president of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, accepted an invitation to testify before the Georgia Senate Health and Human Services Committee on February 19, 2019, regarding health-care waivers as senators considered SB 106. His prepared testimony is printed…

Plan to Seek Waivers a Healthy Dose of Reality for Georgia

2019: Continue a Course of Bold Policies

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Publishes Foundation Op-Ed on Legislature 2019

‘Medicare for All’ is Popular Until You Explain How it Works

Medicaid Work Requirements Could Help the Poor

Foundation’s Kyle Wingfield Testifies on Health Care at Rural Development Council

A Good Samaritan Clinic Dedicates Care to Low-Income Patients
As Executive Director Greg Lang (top left) poses for a group photograph at Good Samaritan Health Center of Gwinnett, a sign behind the group says it all: “This clinic employs physicians, dentists, pharmacists, nurse practitioners and physician assistants…

Solving the Problem of Guaranteed Issue and Pre-existing Conditions

Medicaid Expansion, ‘Free’ Money That Costs a Lot

2018 Forum Focuses on Georgia’s Imminent Challenges

New Rule Creates New Opportunities for Health Insurance
By Joey Costa
Joey Costa
A new rule from the U.S. Department of Labor will allow more small employers and self-employed individuals to join forces to create Association Health Plans, providing consumers more choice and even some control over their…

Release the Health-Care Market
By Kyle Wingfield
The contract dispute between Piedmont Healthcare and Blue Cross and Blue Shield appears to be over: The two parties this past week confirmed a “handshake deal” at the urging of Gov. Nathan Deal.
Georgians who seek care via both…