As Congress revisits health reform, much of the debate still ignores the structural problems driving high premiums, limited choice, and a health care system that too often rewards bureaucracy over patients.
In this virtual policy event, The Market Institute and the Goodman Institute convened three of the most influential voices in market-based health policy to discuss reforms that can lower costs, expand access, and strengthen consumer control—without growing government.
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Event Overview
The discussion focuses on reforms that shift power back to patients—making coverage more portable, pricing more transparent, and care more responsive to real consumer needs.
Featured Speakers
John C. Goodman — Father of Health Savings Accounts
The Three Things That Most Need Changing in the Marketplace Exchanges
Goodman explains what’s structurally broken in the exchanges and what changes would make them work better for families trying to find affordable, usable coverage.
Merrill Matthews — Columnist for The Hill
Health Savings Accounts for Everyone
Matthews makes the case for expanding HSAs so more Americans can save, spend, and shop for care with greater flexibility.
Michael Cannon — Cato Institute Scholar
How to Cut Health Insurance Premiums in Half
Cannon outlines a reform framework aimed at reducing premiums and increasing competition—while reducing the role of centralized mandates.
Thank You to Our Partner
This event was hosted in partnership with the Goodman Institute.
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