CESJ’s proposal for financing universal health coverage would allow citizens to choose and pay for their own health care, rather than taxing dollars for health care and putting the control over health services in the hands of government bureaucrats and health insurance administrators. Citizens would cover the cost of health care, education and other basic needs through a generous personal exemption, deductions, and Capital Homestead deferrals allowing them to accumulate a viable estate of income-generating capital assets. Provide vouchers for those individuals and families with insufficient income to purchase comprehensive health coverage insurance and educational choices.
See “Affording Universal Healthcare: A Private Sector Alternative to Mandates (Summary)”