Art Kellermann

Chair in Policy Analysis at RAND Health

Art Kellermann holds the Paul O’Neill Alcoa Chair in Policy Analysis at the RAND Corporation. Before joining RAND, he was a professor of emergency medicine and public health and associate dean for health policy at the Emory School of Medicine in Atlanta. Kellermann founded Emory’s Department of Emergency Medicine and served as its first chair from 1999 to 2007. As a Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellow, Kellermann worked for the professional staff of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, U.S. House of Representatives. A clinician and researcher, he practiced and taught emergency medicine for more than 25 years.

Debates Featuring Art Kellermann

Ration End-Of-Life Care

With Ken Connor, Art Kellermann, Sally Pipes, Peter Singer

October 10, 2012

Taking place at Chicago Ideas Week: Just because we can extend life, should we? The U.S. is expected to spend $2.8 trillion on health care in 2012. Medicare alone will cost taxpayers $590 billion, with over 25% going toward patients in their last year of life. If health care is a scarce resource, limited by its availability and our ability to pay for it, should government step in to ration care, deciding whose life is worth saving? In other words,…

Ration End-Of-Life Care

With Ken Connor, Art Kellermann, Sally Pipes, Peter Singer

October 10, 2012

Universal Health Coverage Should be the Federal Government's Responsibility

With Michael F. Cannon, Art Kellermann, Paul Krugman, Sally Pipes, Michael Rachlis, John Stossel

September 16, 2008

While U.S. spending on health care is a considerable portion of its GDP, many Americans are underinsured or excluded from health care entirely. Many argue health coverage is best left to private companies and hospitals that will operate with the efficiency and innovation that are the bedrock of a free market. Others cite medical care as a fundamental right, like education and security, and thus coverage should be regulated and fairly allocated by government. Is universal health coverage the federal…

Universal Health Coverage Should be the Federal Government's Responsibility

With Michael F. Cannon, Art Kellermann, Paul Krugman, Sally Pipes, Michael Rachlis, John Stossel

September 16, 2008

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Ration End-Of-Life Care

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Universal Health Coverage Should be the Federal Government's Responsibility

Universal Health Coverage Should be the Federal Government's Responsibility

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