Health care is the number one domestic policy issue of our time. The three biggest problems in health care are rising costs, inadequate quality and incomplete access to care. To address these problems, the NCPA has developed private sector, free enterprise solutions to empower patients, liberate doctors and encourage competition in the medical marketplace.

At the NCPA, we believe sensible reforms, based on the innovative
and competitive nature of the free-market, would help us build a more sustainable health care system.

Health Care Reform

• 10 GOP Health Ideas for Obama
• 5 Steps to a Better Health Care System
• Medical Malpractice: 10 Steps to Tort Reform
• Handbook for State Health Care Reform

 

Our Ideas in Action

• Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
• 1.34 million-signature petition delivered to Congress against government-run health care

 

Our Ideas in Progress

• Portable health insurance
• Insurance for pre-existing conditions
• A national market for health insurance
• Fair tax subsidies for health insurance
• Health Savings Accounts for the chronically ill
• Encourage innovative, entrepreneurial services, such as retail clinics and medical tourism

New Health Care Law

What Does Health Reform Mean for You?

• Repeal and Replace: 10 Necessary Changes to the New Health Reform Law
• Consumer's Guide to the New Health Reform Law
• Health Reform Pamphlet

 

Consumer-Directed Health Care

For more than 28 years, the NCPA has advocated consumer-directed health care, which gives patients power over their health care decisions. Learn more here.

 

NCPA Experts

Our experts have extensive knowledge in free-market health reform and consumer-directed health care. Get to know our experts.