The highest level of trust between patient and medical professionals is necessary for the highest level of care.

Doctors and medical professionals are the frontline defense of patients’ medical privacy.

Participation in government programs or health care plans should be voluntary for both patients and medical professionals.

Medical care is best when medical professionals and patients are able to make decisions unfettered by restrictions from outside parties.

Patients’ freedom to directly contract with, and pay for medical professionals empowers medical professionals to give the best care to patients.

Patients should be free to choose and own their own health care plans instead of forced to accept the choices of their employer or other third-parties.

Patients who choose to pay out-of-pocket or are uninsured should not be discriminated against with higher prices, fewer choices, or refusal of service.

Hospitals, doctors, insurance companies, and government-contracted carriers should post prices so that consumers can shop and compare.

Creates a thriving market for innovation, drives down prices, promotes quality and increases patient choices.

We must strive to expand access to care, not expand insurance. Health insurance plans & “coverage” are not the same as providing actual medical care.

Placing responsibility on the shoulders of the patients will encourage individuals to make healthy lifestyle choices.

An active, engaged & educated patient is a better partner to help medical professionals deliver the best, individualized care.

Care should always be individualized with decisions made by the patient and medical professional specifically for that patient.