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Our Mission
The Consumer-Driven Health Care Institute (CDHCI) is a not-for-profit organization representing the leaders in consumer-driven health care. CDHCI's goal is to be the prime source for education, research and information about consumer-driven health care. The Institute actively promotes the shift to the Consumer-Driven Health paradigm.
The Member Companies have created health care models and technologies that empower individuals to make informed health care choices.
CDHCI believes that:
- Consumers will work with their physicians and health care providers to create a better health care outcome for themselves and their families.
- Health care usage is more cost efficient with empowered and knowledgeable consumers who use information tools.
- Price and quality transparency about health care professionals is a key method for effective consumer health care choices.
Events
CDHCI was proud to sponsor and endorse "Meet the Health Policy Makers" produced by Atlantic Information Services in Washington, DC from July 10-11, 2008. This event featured the most prominent health policy makers in Washington from Senators Hatch, Wyden, Rockefeller to Chairman Stark, Vice Chairman DeGette and Ranking Member Camp. In addition, senior health policy advisors from the presidential campaigns, prominent academics from influential Washington think thanks and innovative state policy makers spoke at this unique event. Click here to Register for future events from CDHCI and the American Health Research and Policy Institute.... Click here to find out more about our conferences....

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CDHCI Events announced The Consumer Driven Health Care Institute was proud to co-sponsor the Third National Consumer Driven Healthcare Summit (www.consumerdrivensummit.com) from October 19-21, 2008 in Washington, DC. Please stay in touch with CDHCI through our weekly newsletter to learn about our upcoming endorsed and sponsored events for 2009. Click on the link for additional information and advance registration for our future events.... CDHCI staff
Rangel: I will not support a $3.5 Trillion Health Care Reform The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee said Wednesday he wouldn't support a health care reform bill if the cost reaches $3.5 trillion. The bill his committee is considering hasn't been analyzed yet by the Congressional Budget Office, which puts out the authoritative estimate of the budget impact. But an independent analysis, cited by Republicans on the committee, estimated that the bill would cost that amount.... Washington Times
3.5 Trillion for Health Care Reform? Steve Parente, PhD, with HSI Network, estimates that the pending Senate and House versions of a so-called 'public option' will cost an additonal $3.5 Trillion in spending. Click on the link to view Dr. Parente's interview with Fox Business News... Fox Business News
Deja Vu on Health Care? Congressional Democrats warn that the president's ambitious plans to overhaul the nation's health-care system may be in danger. Sensing political opportunity, Republicans ramp up their criticism, warning of a government takeover of health care. Business groups balk at the notion of an employer mandate.... Washington Post
Expanding Coverage for Low-income Americans: Medicaid Or Health Insurance Exchanges? While the most visible national health reform fight at the moment focuses on a public plan option for people covered through health insurance exchanges (or gateways), a quieter debate is brewing over whether coverage for low-income people should be achieved through Medicaid expansions or subsidies to purchase insurance through an exchange.... Health Affairs
Free health care figures a lot worse than fuzzy Can national health care reformers count to 20 with their shoes off? The numbers on the various Democratic reform plans bounce around by hundreds of billions of dollars, and they invariably come nowhere near the real cost.Let's do some simple arithmetic.... Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Health-Care Activists Targeting Democrats In the high-stakes battle over health care, a growing cadre of liberal activists is aiming its sharpest firepower against Democratic senators who they accuse of being insufficiently committed to the cause.....
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