Competition. Choice. Accountability.

Healthcare worked better when providers had to compete. Competition lowers prices, improves service, and puts patients first. Today, consolidation, overregulation, and backroom deals have crushed choice and driven costs through the roof. That’s not healthcare. That’s a cartel.

Insurance was meant for emergencies, not routine care. Seeing a doctor should be simple and affordable — not a paperwork nightmare. In other countries, people buy basic antibiotics over the counter and see a doctor for $20–$40. Here, the same visit costs five times more — because prices are hidden and competition is blocked. That changes.

I support:

• catastrophic-only insurance nationwide

• direct primary care memberships with transparent monthly pricing

• mandatory price transparency for all medical services

• cross-state medical licensing to increase competition

• walk-in diagnostic centers and 24-hour cash-pay clinics

• transparent surgery centers with bundled, upfront pricing

Patients should know the price before the bill shows up.

Medical Freedom

Medical decisions belong to individuals and families — not bureaucrats or pharmaceutical companies. Vaccines should not be mandated by the government. People deserve informed consent, honest information, and the freedom to choose without coercion.

Accountability for Big Pharma

The opioid crisis didn’t happen by accident. It was fueled by corrupt relationships between drug companies and doctors who put profit over patients. Those responsible must face real consequences. Corporate immunity and regulatory capture must end. Healthcare should serve patients, not corporations, political agendas, or profiteers.

• Affordable care.

• Real choice.

• Honest pricing.

And accountability for anyone who causes harm.