Published in the Portland Press Herald on March 9, 2026 by Julie Pease, MD, lives in Topsham Universal health care will reduce unnecessary administrative complexity — and expense. It took an insurance executive to reinforce my . . . read more »
Published in the Portland Press Herald on March 3, 2026 by Delene Perley, lives in Portland. William Vaughan Jr. recently wrote regarding universal health care (“Reality of universal health care worth examining,” Jan. 26). I have . . . read more »
Published in the Bangor Daily News on February 26, 2026 by Mary Ann Larson, lives in Bangor. I think it’s too soon to be applauding Sen. Susan Collins, as the chair of the Jackman Select Board . . . read more »
Published in the Portland Press Herald on February 24, 2026 by Valerie Dornan, lives in Hancock. The struggles of the National Health Service (NHS) in the U.K. are frequently cited as a reason to oppose publicly funded . . . read more »
Published in the Portland Press Herald on February 19, 2026 by Daniel C. Bryant, MD, lives in Cape Elizabeth. We must define universal health care before seeking major reform. Not until we do that can we . . . read more »
Published in the Midcoast Villager on January 19, 2026 by Bob Kohl, lives in Liberty Thousands of Mainers struggle to afford health care coverage. With Congress unwilling to renew Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) subsidies or provide . . . read more »
Published in the Maine Sunday Telegram: Thank you to Drs. Jeffrey Barkin and Daniel Bryant for their excellent opinion pieces about our health care system in recent Sunday editions. Support for Medicare for All is . . . read more »
Published in the Portland Press Herald on November 30, 2025 by Daniel C. Bryant, MD, lives in Cape Elizabeth. In his Nov. 23 Maine Sunday Telegram op-ed (“When health insurance breaks down, we break too“), Dr. Jeffrey . . . read more »
Doctor Daniel Bryant, a member of Maine AllCare’s Policy Committee, reviews the Maine Legislature’s failure to make any progress on healthcare reform during the recent session. In his Op-ed in the Portland Press Herald, he . . . read more »
“The decision to nominate RFK Jr. as the secretary of health and human services is not just irresponsible, it is dangerous.” Doctors Jane Pringle and Brendan Prast, writing in the Portland Press Herald: “…vaccinations are . . . read more »
