Disintermediation is a term which describes the removal of all unnecessary parties in any market exchange. Dr. Smith of the Free Market Medical Association explains how this concept saved his friend nearly $500 on medication.

Dr. Keith Smith of the Surgery Center of Oklahoma discusses how virtual monopolies like EpiPen are allowed to exist.

The phrase ‘population health management’ sounds benign enough, but it is very scary, particularly for anyone with an underlying medical problem. Dr. Keith Smith of the Surgery Center of Oklahoma explains why.

While we are all competitors, we are not enemies. We know who the enemies are – they are the countless price-gougers all across the country, who reinforce our commitment to the free market movement.

Recently, a U.S. Congressman attempted to delegitimize the free market healthcare movement because he described a situation in which healthcare could not be priced ahead of time. Dr. Keith Smith of the Surgery Center of Oklahoma responds.

In this political season surrounded by folks who are all too willing to say one thing and mean (or even do) another, it’s refreshing to think about people who are true to their beliefs.

Recently, Dr. Keith Smith was asked to testify before the House Budget Committee in Washington D.C. on the distorting role government plays in healthcare markets. Hear what he had to say.

Imagine for a moment that you are in a board room of a hospital and you suggest in a strategic planning meeting that you can distinguish yourself in the marketplace from you competitors by just not ripping people off.

I’ve looked at Mr. Trump’s healthcare plan and find the most fascinating part to be the constant theme of repeal.

Hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent by hospitals not on healthcare, but on padding the pockets of cronies who sell electronic medical record software systems, the purchase of which is mandatory.