The Arizona arm of the Committee to Protect Health Care, a physician-led advocacy network that organizes doctors and health care advocates to defend and expand access to affordable, equitable, pro-patient health care in Arizona. The group amplifies clinician voices on state policy, public education, and electoral contests to protect Medicaid and other public coverage, preserve reproductive care, and oppose measures it views as harmful to patient access and rural health services.
Advocacy to preserve and expand Medicaid and other public coverage, protect and expand reproductive and sexual health services, lower prescription drug costs, strengthen access to primary and rural care, promote evidence-based public health measures, and endorse or oppose candidates and legislation based on patient-centered health care outcomes.
Primarily member dues and individual donations from physicians and health care advocates, philanthropic grants routed through its affiliated education fund; the organization states it does not accept funding from pharmaceutical, insurance, or for-profit health care corporations.
Committee to Protect Health Care (national organization), Committee to Protect Health Care Education Fund (501(c)(3) education arm), local physician and nursing associations and physician leaders who participate in the Committee's 50-state organizing and state-level campaigns.
Non-profit advocacy organization (state chapter / affiliate of a national 501(c)(4) with an affiliated 501(c)(3) education fund)
