Health Care Reform - Obamacare

Claim an Obamacare Exemption to Avoid Penalty

In 2014, 20 million went without insurance, but only 8 million paid the penalty-tax. The remaining 12 million people claimed one of 9 exemptions (which include 14 hardship waivers). Numbers 13 and 14 are fairly broad in scope. More than 600,000 people have avoided the penalty -- and the high-cost, unaffordable premiums -- by joining a health-sharing ministry (Exemption #2). Check them out. Open Enrollment ends on January 31, 2017.

5 Things to Do as Obamacare Collapses

According to the Associated Press, “Before taxpayer-provided subsidies, premiums for a midlevel benchmark plan will increase an average of 25 percent across the 39 states served by the federally run online market.” And to add insult to injury, about 1 in 5 consumers will be able to choose from just a single insurer, as more and more national insurers drop out.

Come hear CCHF discuss The Wedge of Health Freedom!

FREE! Town Hall Discussion

Saturday, Oct. 29
9:30-11:00am
American Legion
2010 South Pebble Lake Rd
Fergus Falls, MN 56537

TONIGHT: Will Hillary Mislead Again?

What will you hear tonight? In the second presidential debate, Hillary Clinton showed how a polished politician can tell the truth and simultaneously mislead. 

As More Premium Increases Roll In, CCHF Says ‘Allow State Exchanges to Die’

ST. PAUL, Minn.—California and Pennsylvania might not share weather forecasts or political views, but these two states at opposite ends of the country have something in common. Both recently released information about skyrocketing Obamacare premiums, further evidence that the Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable for most Americans.

MNs Slapped with 50-67% Health Care Premium Increases! What Can They Do?

The Three Obamacares

What do you mean when you say “Obamacare”? Since people think Obamacare is imploding, we’ve created a better way to talk it: Obamacare I, Obamacare II, and Obamacare III.

What Should We Ask Trump and Hillary About the State of Health Care in America?

ST. PAUL, Minn.—Viewers around the nation will watch tonight’s first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton with rapt attention. Though Americans may tune in for different reasons—the economy, national security, religious liberties—patient advocates at one health freedom organization will be watching with a singular subject in mind.

Skyrocketing Drug Prices a Persistent Problem in Traditional Health Care

ST. PAUL, Minn.—The far-reaching and heated debate over the $600 EpiPen has created a national conversation about ridiculously high—and skyrocketing even higher—drug prices. And now two lawsuits have been filed.

WATCH VIDEO: Saving on Healthcare by Ditching Insurance?

CCHF president Twila Brase interviewed by Alpha News reporter Julia Erynn about The Wedge of Health Freedom. We invite citizens and patients to do THREE THINGS: 1) search THE WEDGE practice map for nearby "Wedge practices"; 2) use the SHARE button at THE WEDGE website to invite their doctors to become a Wedge practice; and 3) use the "stay updated" option on THE WEDGE website so we can share the latest Wedge news or related updates. We also invite doctors to join as a Wedge practice. All of these actions can be accomplished at: JointheWedge.com