QUIZ: Which health care option is best for your family?
Feb 12, 2021

Take this short quiz to see whether a personal option or government-run health care is right for the future of your family’s health care.

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
Axios: Increasing government subsidies does nothing to “meaningfully reduce the actual cost of care.”
Feb 10, 2021

Arlington, Va. – Congressional Democrats are proposing legislation in the current COVID-19 relief package to make more Americans eligible for government subsidies to help cover the cost of health coverage that is unaffordable. According to Axios, “Notably absent from all of this are policies that would meaningfully reduce the actual cost of care.” “Increasing subsidies just […]

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FDA could approve COVID vaccines more quickly without sacrificing quality
Feb 9, 2021

On Friday, Feb. 5 – a day in which the United States logged nearly 125,000 new COVID-19 cases and more than 3,550 deaths – the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced it would wait more than three weeks to review Johnson & Johnson’s request for emergency use of its coronavirus vaccine. The company submitted its […]

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Four ways to beat COVID-19: A better approach to health care reform
Feb 1, 2021

The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines has shown Americans a way out of this pandemic. But with coronavirus infections still growing by the tens of thousands and daily deaths often exceeding 4,000, we have more work to do. Doctors, nurses, and other health care professionals will need help to get Americans vaccinated, ensure testing can be made more accessible, treat patients with lifesaving […]

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ColoradoCare
AFP-SC Certificate of Need Repeal Toolkit
Jan 29, 2021

Certificate-of-need laws create limits on the number of healthcare facilities in the state, the number of beds in each facility, and the purchase of medical equipment. Ultimately, they reduce the number of patients that can be treated. It is important South Carolina’s healthcare providers be able to expand capacity as much as is needed. Use […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
Americans for Prosperity Applauds Biden Administration for Removing Barriers to Get More People Vaccinated
Jan 28, 2021

Arlington, Va. – On Wednesday, President Joe Biden’s coronavirus coordinator, Jeffrey Zients, announced that the Department of Health and Human Services will use the Public Readiness and Preparedness (PREP) Act to allow retired doctors and nurses to administer vaccines and to enable licensed doctors and nurses to vaccinate people across state lines. Americans for Prosperity […]

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Grassroots Group Applauds Senator Dale Zorn’s Reintroduction of Cardiac Catheterization Bill
Jan 18, 2021

Americans for Prosperity – Michigan says SB 0012 is ‘incremental but critical’ step toward better healthcare Lansing, Mich. — Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) announced its support for health care legislation which will eliminate the certificate of need (CON) requirement for cardiac catheterization services that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid have approved as an outpatient service. SB 0012 […]

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Americans for Prosperity Urges Whitmer Administration to Loosen Restrictions on Vaccine Qualification, Streamline Distribution
Jan 8, 2021

Lansing, Mich. — Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) today urged Governor Whitmer and MDHHS Director Robert Gordon to take quick and decisive action in addressing delays in the state’s administration of the COVID-19 vaccine. According to state data only 24% of the 725,850 doses the state has received have been administered as of Thursday. Health Department representatives from some […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP Statement on Omnibus and COVID Spending Package 
Dec 21, 2020

Arlington, Va. – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) Chief Government Affairs Officer Brent Gardner issued the following statement on the $2.3 trillion Omnibus and COVID spending package Congress is expected to vote on today: “Despite a year of unexpected challenges, this is one thing we all saw coming and could have avoided – a massive, lame […]

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