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July 18, 2007 at 01:07 PM
Free-market-oriented organizations, faith-based health organizations and other organizations have joined to start the Health Care Freedom Coalition.
The 26 groups met in Washington earlier this week to hold a press conference to unveil the HCFC’s “freedom agenda,” according to the HCFC, Hagerstown, Md.
Speakers included Merrill Matthews of the Council for Affordable Health Insurance, Alexandria, Va., and Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform, Washington.
The coalition introduced the following statement of principles:
“We, the Health Care Freedom Coalition, believe the solution to the nation’s health care problems is to make health care affordable for all Americans through a competitive, open, and transparent health care system where America’s families choose their own doctor and health care plans.”
The coalition says any comprehensive reform proposal should include the following:
-Free choice of doctors, hospitals and health plans.
- Health savings account option for all Americans.
