Our Mission:
To safeguard the healthcare &
finances of families like yours
To safeguard the healthcare & finances of families like yours
With no price control or price transparency the health insurance industry has become a game, rigged to line the pockets of bureaucrats.
Behind the scenes of the US Healthcare system...
Across the U.S. there are wonderful and amazing healthcare professionals committed to their profession of caring for you. Unfortunately, behind the scenes, there are industry and government stakeholders who are undermining and exploiting the entire healthcare system for their own financial gain.
Insurance companies get huge discounts on hyper-inflated prices, while the average individual with no group insurance is charged an unregulated price and then sued and bankrupted when they cannot pay their medical bill.
the game
The U.S. Healthcare System is not broken.
It’s setup exactly the way the government wants it.
Step 1:
Tax Control
Step 2: government
healthcare is born
Step 3: government
introduces price control
In 1971 Congress passes law to limit payments to physicians and hospitals under the Relative Value Resource Based System (RVRBS).
Step 4: government
partners with business
Step 5: one-size-fits-all insurance
Step 6:
denied coverage begins
Step 7: employers
forced to offer HMOs
Step 8:
system in full swing
Step 9:
system expansion
final step:
final step:
the Players
the insurance companies
the hospitals
the government
the insurance companies
Consider These Stats The Next Time You Pay Your Insurance Premium
(Or The Next Time You Are Denied Coverage)
the hospitals
There Are ZERO Price Controls For Hospitals. In fact, “non-profit” Hospitals purposely inflate healthcare prices beyond what anyone can afford, so that they can appear to be losing money and in turn collect money from the government for “uncompensated care”.
43%
Non-Profit Hospitals Sue
for garnished wages
33%
for-Profit Hospitals Sue
for garnished wages
6%
government Hospitals Sue
for garnished wages
the government
The current level of government control over the healthcare system is still not enough for a cohort of Washington bureaucrats who are pushing to socialize health insurance, rob Americans of any choice in their own care, and put the well-being of patients in the hands of the government.
The end game is a complete government takeover of healthcare that will force nearly 180 million Americans with private health insurance into government-run plans.
Americans will face the threat of losing their doctor and any choice in their own care. Even the proposals that still include private insurance will only help the wealthiest Americans.
A government takeover of healthcare will divert resources away from seniors, who have paid into the system their whole lives.
the insurance companies
the insurance companies
Consider These Stats The Next Time You Pay Your Insurance Premium
(Or The Next Time You Are Denied Coverage)
the hospitals
the hospitals
There Are ZERO Price Controls For Hospitals. In fact, “non-profit” Hospitals purposely inflate healthcare prices beyond what anyone can afford, so that they can appear to be losing money and in turn collect money from the government for “uncompensated care”.
43%
Non-Profit Hospitals Sue
for garnished wages
33%
for-Profit Hospitals Sue
for garnished wages
6%
government Hospitals Sue
for garnished wages
the government
the government
The current level of government control over the healthcare system is still not enough for a cohort of Washington bureaucrats who are pushing to socialize health insurance, rob Americans of any choice in their own care, and put the well-being of patients in the hands of the government.
The end game is a complete government takeover of healthcare that will force nearly 180 million Americans with private health insurance into government-run plans.
Americans will face the threat of losing their doctor and any choice in their own care. Even the proposals that still include private insurance will only help the wealthiest Americans.
A government takeover of healthcare will divert resources away from seniors, who have paid into the system their whole lives.
Our Core Values
Transparency:
On pricing and the actual benefits and coverage of our plans
Affordable Access:
Making sure that people have access to affordable solutions other than major medical
Family:
We believe families have enough relational and financial challenges without adding the stressful costs of healthcare to the list. We want to put as much money back into family's checkbooks as we can
Relationships:
On-going support for our customers all year long to help with their benefit utilization
Activism & Education:
We want to provide our clients and partners with the information and tools they need which will give them power and control over their healthcare spending
Corporate Partnerships:
We believe in partnerships because we need allies to accomplish change on national level...and they need us