Congress Continues Health Care Reform Discussion – As Congress continues to discuss methods of national health care reform, The State Chamber’s recently adopted policy opposes any Congressional effort to: 1. create a government sponsored public health plan which would compete with the private sector; 2. create a system which reduces options and competition, and therefore, quality; or 3. tax employer-provided health care benefits.  Please feel free to contact the President and your Congressional representatives through the Oklahoma Prosperity Project.  Also, please feel free to sign the attached petition and request protection to your rights to physician choice and patient-centered health care.
Contact Matt Robison.