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One formidable PAC
End the scattered specialty archipelago. Pool physician capital into a serious political fund that can compete with hospital and insurer lobbies.
Physicians. Patients. Policy.
Hospitals, insurers, and corporate medicine already have the lobby. Doctors PAC is the unified physician fund — so frontline clinicians shape policy instead of absorbing it.
Annual membership · renews yearly · cancel anytime
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physicians strong · live member count
The problem
While doctors perfect clinical craft, hospitals and insurers perfect political power. Specialty PACs stay fragmented. Corporate interests feast on professional value. Patients feel it at the bedside.
Doctors PAC exists to reverse that imbalance — one formidable physician PAC, not another quiet mini-effort.
Playbook
Goals aligned with the physician power playbook: stop reacting to policy written without us — and start setting it.
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End the scattered specialty archipelago. Pool physician capital into a serious political fund that can compete with hospital and insurer lobbies.
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Back candidates and policy that pay physicians for their training and work — not payment systems designed to transfer practice value to shareholders.
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Prior authorization became a profit center. Push to make abusive delay-and-deny practices politically expensive.
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Defend physician-led care against hospital consolidation and private-equity rollups that turn clinicians into line items.
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Support candidates who will not reflexively genuflect to insurers — and who will take a meeting with practicing physicians.
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Build the political presence that shapes Washington and the states — so physicians write the next chapter, not just survive it.
Membership
Physician Member is the standard rate. Residents and fellows join at a training rate. Extra one-time gifts are optional after you join.
Standard
$250/year
For attending physicians — employed or independent. The primary way to join Doctors PAC.
In training
$49/year
For physicians currently in residency or fellowship. Same membership, training-year rate.
Why numbers matter
Waiting for someone else to fund the fight is how the profession got outspent. A live member base is the proof of force — and the war chest.
$250 per year for physicians. $49 for residents and fellows. Checkout in minutes.