In a humble conference room in St. Louis, medical student attendees heard eight speakers from diverse backgrounds enlighten them about the promise of healthcare freedom and protecting the patient-doctor relationship, and showed them—as future doctors—how they can be excited again about a positive future in medicine.
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Swaying Hearts and Minds to Healthcare Freedom — Part III (of 3): Cash based healthcare system
Health insurance is not meant to be used for routine expenses. Free market healthcare is about a cash based healthcare system. Consumers pay for routine medical costs out of pocket, aligning their incentives so they are naturally inclined to make the most efficient economic decisions. The only “single-payer” for routine care should be individual patients themselves.
Swaying Hearts and Minds to Healthcare Freedom — Part II (of 3): Planting the Seeds of Free Enterprise in Healthcare
“Ask any medical student, resident, or attending physician why they became a doctor, and nine times out of ten, you will get the same response: to take care of people. To take care of people. To take care of people. Not to make money, obtain social privilege, or add two more initials after their name.” ~Anonymous – a BRI Student Leader
Swaying Hearts and Minds to Free Enterprise in Healthcare — Part I (of 3): Planting the Seeds of Freedom
“Although it is feasible to obtain competent knowledge of policy through diligent study, facilitating transformative discourse takes delicate skill and much practice. The healthcare solutions we desire to implement will not occur unless we begin changing the hearts and minds of those who oppose us. I implore you to begin planting free market idea seeds now, so one day soon people across this great nation will reap the rewards.” ~Anonymous, a BRI Student Leader