Free-Market Health Care

Join our Team! Seeking Executive Ass't to the President

CCHF is seeking an Executive Assistant to the President! Would you or someone you know be a good fit for our free-market, privacy-protecting health care policy team?  

State Legislators are Calling CCHF

2023 Annual Fundraising Gala

There are still a few number of seats available - reserve your spot now!

CCHF Sends FOI Request to Office of Civil Rights Regarding Patients Refused Care for Declining to Sign HIPAA Notice

CCHF has submitted a FOIA request to the Office of Civil Rights (OCR). Our request asks for any documentation that OCR has received or sent to physicians and other providers regarding providing care to patients who refuse to sign the HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices. Our goal with this request is to understand any abuses that are happening under the law, as well as to better equip patients to decline to sign the Notice of Privacy Practices.

Now Hiring: Executive Assistant to the President

Are you passionate about free-market principles?  Do you want to work for an organization fighting for patient and doctor freedom?  CCHF is seeking an Executive Assistant to the President!   Click Here for the full job description.

Announcing: New CCHF Logo!

CCHF is pleased to announce our new logo — a fresh image to celebrate the 25th anniversary of our organization. Look for the new logo to begin appearing on all our materials starting the week of January 23, 2023!

CCHF Out and About

HEALTH FREEDOM WATCH

Volume 25: Issue 2: 4th Quarter 2022

Announcing: New CCHF Promo Video

CCHF has released a new promo video that was recently shown at our September fundraising dinner. It was filmed last summer in Washingon, D.C. The video highlights the work of CCHF on a state and national level and includes the history of the organization with special emphasis on our most recent health freedom initiatives. We hope you enjoy watching and please be sure to share it with others. The video can be seen HERE. 

CCHF Releases ‘Health Care Sharing Comparison Chart’

More than 1 million Americans have found alternatives to rising health care costs through health care sharing ministries. In 2010, prior to health care sharing being authorized as an exemption to the Affordable Care Act’s insurance mandate, Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom (CCHF) issued a comprehensive report on this innovative, free-market coverage option. In anticipation of open enrollment, which begins on November 1, CCHF has updated its chart comparing the four largest health care sharing options. The chart is available here.

Hospital Price Transparency

Despite a federal law that mandates that hospitals display the costs of their services and treatments to patients, less than 15% of hospitals do so. This legislation provides protections to patients who are unaware of the costs (due to a failure of the hospital to comply with price transparency laws) associated with their treatment costs.