Over 700 people filled the room to capacity on Thursday evening to hear 3 AAPS physicians speak about efforts to keep medical freedom alive despite ObamaCare being signed into law. The “How to Stop ObamaCare” Rally was sponsored by Americans for Prosperity and the Tucson Tea Party. The Tucson Fox affiliate covered the event. Continue reading →
Listen to AAPS member Richard Amerling, M.D., a nephrologist practicing in New York City and author of the Physicians’ Declaration of Independence, explain how the most effective approach for inviduals to protect themselves from government intrusion into their health care decisions is for both patients and physicians to opt out of the third party payment.
CLICK HERE to hear the interview from WBT radio.
They have asked Dr. Amerling back on Monday for an hour to take calls.
AAPS member Linda Johnston, MD wrote her patients on Tuesday following the signing of the health care “reform” bill. Her letter read in part:
“I am responding to the situation created by this new law by exercising my right not to participate in any health insurance program. I will still provide you with the same medical services that I always have, but the interaction will be exclusively and privately between you and me.” Continue reading →
by Richard Amerling, MD
Now that the Senate version of ObamaCare is moments from becoming the law of the land, we need strategies to safeguard the doctor-patient relationship from government intrusion. The most effective approach is for both patients and physicians to opt out of the third party payment system.
From the patients’ perspective, opting out makes sense. Continue reading →
