National Campaign. Healthy Finance, Healthy Care

• To engage public-health researchers, patient advocates, and healthcare administrators to recognize how financialization is reshaping care access and service priorities.

• Highlight growing investor influence, rising consolidation, and risks to affordability.

• Encourage stakeholders to discuss transparency needs and acknowledge emerging pressures on patient-centered care.

• Invite hospitals, insurers, and research groups to adopt non-binding “Care Transparency Notes” that disclose how financial drivers shape service design.

• Encourage simple informational steps: publish short summaries of financial influences, track patient-impact indicators, and share comparative insights to promote clearer public understanding of healthcare financialization.