Health Care Reform Forum
Purpose: This forum works for implementation of an affordable, sustainable, quality health care system for all.
Forum Co-Facilitators: Deb Sperry and Frank Samuelson (email Deb for questions or to get more involved).
Meetings: Meetings are usually the second Wednesday of the month, at 2:30 pm via Zoom.
Facebook Group: For more news, please join our Health Care Reform Forum Facebook Group.
Forum Co-Facilitators: Deb Sperry and Frank Samuelson (email Deb for questions or to get more involved).
Meetings: Meetings are usually the second Wednesday of the month, at 2:30 pm via Zoom.
Facebook Group: For more news, please join our Health Care Reform Forum Facebook Group.
Learn how here.
Upcoming Meetings
Health Care Reform Forum Meeting via Zoom
Wednesday, August 17th at 2:30 pm
Health Care Reform Forum
PACG’s Health Care Reform forum works to promote the idea of health care as a right for all, not a privilege for a few. Currently we are working to inform the community of the Make Meds Affordable campaign, which could be implemented by a signed Executive Order from the President.
Note: we usually meet the second Wednesday of the month but have had a scheduling change for August only.
Join us at our next Zoom meeting!
Contact the PACG Office Manager for a Zoom invitation.
PACG’s Health Care Reform forum works to promote the idea of health care as a right for all, not a privilege for a few. Currently we are working to inform the community of the Make Meds Affordable campaign, which could be implemented by a signed Executive Order from the President.
Note: we usually meet the second Wednesday of the month but have had a scheduling change for August only.
Join us at our next Zoom meeting!
Contact the PACG Office Manager for a Zoom invitation.
Read Our Health Care Reform Statement from 2022
Here is our blog post.
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What You Can Do Now - Make Meds Affordable
The Make Meds Affordable campaign has documented that the president and the Department of Health and Human Services have tools under existing legislation to take executive action to lower the cost of many prescription drugs. They have this authority because many drugs have been developed using taxpayer funds, and/or because companies have illegally restricted competition.