Fixing Healthcare.gov is the least of it when it comes to reinventing health care

By thinkadvisor | November 08, 2013 at 09:47 AM

Will consumers have to take health data into their own hands before the system begins to change?

Everyone's attention is on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the bumpy rollout of Healthcare.gov, but will everything that is health care be fixed once the bugs are worked out of the law and its website? Some say health care reform is not about fixing a site, but changing the country's overall approach to its health and economics.

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