Health care bill legalizing subscription-based care passes Alaska Legislature, awaits governor’s signature
Juneau, Alaska – The Alaska Legislature recently passed a bill that could revolutionize healthcare in the state. The bill allows for subscription-based health care, a concept that resembles a gym membership but for primary care services. This approach, known as direct health agreements, offers patients access to healthcare services without involving insurance companies. Conservative groups, including the Alaska Policy Forum, have long advocated for this move, arguing that it could help reduce healthcare costs in …