Dear Physician Colleagues,
Obamacare continues to wreak havoc. The decision by the Supreme Court to hear the King v. Burwell case in March creates a glimmer of hope. There is a real chance the Court will invalidate subsidies issued without statutory authority through federal exchanges. This would pull the rug out from under Obamacare, as some 90% of enrollees could lose their premium support. There have been many calls for Congress to prepare legislation to address this potential crisis, and to have it ready to go in June, when the Court decision is due.
We see this as a rare opportunity for a coalition of freedom-oriented physician groups to make our priorities known to Congress.
You are cordially invited to attend a meeting of the National Physician Coalition for Freedom in Medicine to be held in Washington, DC on March 25 and 26th. The limited goal of this meeting is to discuss, finalize and publicize a simple one-page plan to propose to Congress. We will focus on legislative items that will neutralize the worse aspects of Obamacare, and thus increase patient and physician freedom.
All practicing physicians who are concerned about the direction health care has taken are invited to participate.
AAPS has secured a meeting room and has preferred rates at the Cambria Hotel and Suites right in the heart of Washington, DC. We have chosen March 25 and 26, so ask that you save the dates, secure a room, and invite your colleagues. More details to follow.
Here is the link for hotel reservations. Ignore the error message and put in the dates to secure the preferred rate of $229 for this landmark event.
Space will be limited, so please register today by clicking here to fill out a short RSVP form. The form will also collect a $25.00 fee from each doctor (spouses and guests are free) to help cover the costs of this event.
Sincerely,
National Physician Coalition for Freedom in Medicine
Richard Amerling, MD, President, Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Alieta Eck, MD, Past-President, AAPS
Ken Fisher, MD, Michigan
Arvind Cavale, MD, Pennsylvania
Craig M. Wax, DO, Independent Physicians for Patient Independence, New Jersey
Herb Kunkle, MD, Patient-Physician Health Care Alliance
Marion Mass, MD, PPHCA, Pennsylvania
Jane Hughes, MD, AmericanDoctors4Truth.org
Kris Held, MD, AD4T
Parvez, Dara, MD, New Jersey
John Tedeschi, MD, New Jersey
John Perry, MD, Pennsylvania & Florida
Marcy Zwelling, MD, California
