Vermonters for Health Care Freedom is a 501 (c) (4) organization of individuals and businesses who are deeply concerned about health care reforms being implemented by Governor Shumlin, and seek patient-centered reforms that protect the traditional doctor-patient relationship.
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“There has been a lot of moralizing in this debate about medical financing. Although there is a moral dimension to my position, the main reason I am opposed to single payer financing is clinically pragmatic: it doesn't work, and it harms patients. My moral reasons for practicing the way I do are a matter of my ideas about my personal responsibilities to my family and my patients. My opposition to single payer medical financing is designed precisely so that I won't impose my personal moral values on people who disagree with me, and I hope to get the same consideration in return from my neighbors in Vermont: please let me practice as I see fit, let my patients judge the value of my work, and let me keep the money I have earned so I can meet my responsibilities to my family and fulfill my personal aspirations.”
Robert S. Emmons, M.D.
Burlington
- Employers pay 40% of the healthcare costs – and were never consulted.
- An appointed board will determine benefits, coverage, funding, deductibles, co-pays, premiums, technology, provider payments, etc.
- Under this law, you will not be allowed to purchase insurance outside of the Vermont Health Benefit Exchange.
