Peter Slevin of the Washington Post writes - “Charles J. Barnett’s fears about a federal health-care overhaul are outrunning his hopes.

From his perch as the chief executive of a nonprofit hospital network that draws patients from 11 counties in central Texas, Barnett sees plenty of problems in desperate need of fixing, especially in a state with a higher proportion of uninsured — nearly one in four — than any in the country. He has hopes for reform, particularly a larger pool of insured customers.

But then the what-ifs take over. ”

Read the rest of the stoy click here.