Opinion: Combatting Health Care Costs With Common Sense
Read the full op-ed on Newport Daily News. “Anyone who has ever filled a prescription knows there’s lots of good information we can get at the pharmacy counter. Pharmacists...
Read the full op-ed on Newport Daily News. “Anyone who has ever filled a prescription knows there’s lots of good information we can get at the pharmacy counter. Pharmacists...
Read the full LTE on The Register-Herald. “Americans are increasingly alarmed about rising health care costs. A recent Consumers for Quality Care (CQC) survey revealed that Americans worry more...
WASHINGTON – October is Health Literacy Month. To support the goal of increasing consumers’ understanding of their health care, Consumers for Quality Care (CQC) is launching an effort to...
Read the full op-ed on The Hill. “With midterm elections rapidly approaching, over half of voters say that health care is one of the three most important issues impacting...
WASHINGTON – Today, Consumers for Quality Care (CQC), a coalition of advocates and former policy makers committed to providing a voice for patients in the health care debate, issued the...
Read CQC’s full letter to governors here. Dear Governor: States are the laboratories of our democracy, and they can provide critical leadership in addressing our nation’s health care challenges....
Following please find a statement from the Consumers for Quality Care (CQC) Board of Directors Jim Manley, Donna Christensen, Scott Mulhauser and Jason Resendez: “As a coalition of advocates...
In a letter to Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma, Consumers for Quality Care, MANA, A National Latina Organization, First Focus, Black Women’s Health Imperative, and...
Recently, Consumers for Quality Care board member Jason Resendez spoke about the company’s mission and efforts. Jason highlighted CQC’s recent survey, which found that consumers worry more about health...
Read the full Op-Ed on Morning Consult. In today’s polarized democracy, so many aspects of daily life are far too politicized – and few issues more so than health care. A...