Our mission is to develop and promote ideas that move health policy in the direction of freedom and markets. By rethinking a few fundamental assumptions and acting accordingly, we could all be doing so much better.
Republicans do have some health policy ideas, but they lack a coherent vision for fixing American healthcare. Without one, even their best ideas struggle to gain traction. youtube.com/watch?v=FGgbYpge…
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Where does your state rank in the 2026 Health Freedom Index? centerformodernhealth.org/pu…
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Good policy arguments matter. So do the institutions that develop them, the people who carry them forward, and the relationships that help ideas gain traction. Building that kind of capacity for health freedom is what we're working on at the Center for Modern Health.
While Republicans have offered sensible health policy fixes (and some insensible ones too), they do not add up to anything that you could call a coherent and inspiring health policy vision. youtu.be/FGgbYpgeYpY?si=WKtr…
There's something deeply satisfying about helping build an institution that can make a difference for years to come. We're working to advance the ideas, develop the talent, and build the intellectual infrastructure that a freer health care system needs.
A freer, more innovative health care system is worth working toward. At the Center for Modern Health, we're doing our part to make it happen. You can be a part of this.
Mark Cuban is wrong about breaking up Big Medicine. Watch more: youtu.be/yI3Jhs_2ddk?si=YVEc…
Doctors, nurses, healthcare entrepreneurs, and health industry folks: speak up for yourselves! Check out our new writing program for professionals. centerformodernhealth.org/ed…
Purple states are less likely than red or blue states to regulate PBMs. See variable #42. This is on a scale to 1 (bad, more regulated) to 5 (good, more free). Our message to those who cheer PBM regs is, it's okay to be frustrated with PBMs, but is regulation really the answer?
Red states are much more likely to have lower excise taxes on e-cigarettes. centerformodernhealth.org/pu…
Mark Cuban is good on a lot of issues but we think he's wrong about calling for the break up of "Big Medicine." @mcuban NEW PODCAST:
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CMH's @jaredrhoads is quoted in this HFMA piece about the Democratic party's health reform efforts. @hfmaorg hfma.org/fast-finance/why-th…
The relationship between state political leanings and health freedom is more nuanced than the standard red-state/blue-state stereotypes might lead us to expect. centerformodernhealth.org/pu…




