Gregg Girvan
Gregg Girvan is a resident fellow for the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity.
Beware the Hype Over Two New Alzheimer’s Drugs
They could cost taxpayers billions while potentially delivering few benefits.
The End of Humira’s Monopoly
Why did it take two decades to bring a competitor to the popular but costly drug?
Nursing Homes Are Struggling. Biden’s Proposed Reforms Will Make Things Worse.
Unfunded mandates to hire more workers won’t help improve quality of care when much of the industry is underwater or barely profitable.
Here’s How Not to Reform Long Term Care
The Build Back Better Act care provisions double down on a failed system.
Biden’s Employer Vaccine Mandate Outlives Its Usefulness Before It Even Begins
In the months that have passed since he announced it, the trajectory of the pandemic has gotten better.
A Tale of Two Vaccine Mandates
Unlike the private employer mandate, Biden’s mandate for nursing home staff would both protect the most vulnerable and pass constitutional muster.
How Cuomo’s Pandemic Response Eroded the Public Trust
Dishonesty and fearmongering makes the public tune out experts and leaders.
The COVID Nursing Home Crisis Was 50 Years in the Making
Medicaid's funding structure ensures that profits are slim, so employees are overworked and sanitation problems and PPE shortages are common.