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Grateful for the opportunity to appear before the Maryland House Health Committee today to discuss Certificate of Need policy, its impact on psychiatric services, and how supply constraints and regulatory barriers shape access and cost outcomes in behavioral health. #endCON

The ruling makes it clear that the Mississippi Legislature must act to modernize Mississippi’s outdated CON system. #MSleg #EndCoN magnoliatribune.com/2026/02/02/jud…

Perhaps Alabama should also #endCON and allow Certified Professional Midwives to practice to their full authority 🤔

Exciting news! #endCON

ASC investment is concentrating in the South. States that loosen or remove CON are seeing faster outpatient growth, while CON states remain constrained. West Virginia should be part of this trend, but CON remains a structural barrier. #endCON beckersasc.com/asc-transactio…

#VT4VT: Act 250 (1970) and Vermont Certificate of Need (CON) laws (1973) didn’t protect Vermonters. They protected systems from competition. #End250 #EndCON

Dr. Singleton filed notice of appeal on Tuesday. #endCON carolinajournal.com/new-bern-eye-s…

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Florida might be about to finish what it started in 2019. A new proposal would be the final step: ending CON for nursing homes, hospice, and ICF/DD facilities. Combined with the previous rollback, this would make Florida a fully CON-free state. #endCON thebradentontimes.com/stories/house-…

The incentives explain the scandal. Here’s why a CON board became valuable enough to spark a bribery scheme, and a one-pager that breaks down how the process works in Alabama. #endCON

A new @KFFHealthNews piece captures the core dysfunction of CON: years of paperwork, political jockeying, and blocked investment leave communities with empty fields instead of care. North Carolina’s experience mirrors what we see elsewhere. Worth the read. #endCON

Wild to reflect on how alone this fight felt five years ago. Now my Google Alerts are full of pieces like this, even from progressive counterparts, warning about consolidation and the harm tied to CON-era market structures. It’s long past time to confront the danger. #endCON

Repealing CON laws gives patients more options and pressures incumbents to compete on value. States should also pair repeal with transparency and oversight to make care as accessible as possible. #endCON 🔗 beckersasc.com/new-asc-develo…

North Carolina’s CON repeal shows how quickly care improves when regulators stop forcing providers to get permission to compete. Expanded orthopedic capacity and lower costs are early signals of what smarter, pro-consumer policy can deliver. #endCON 🔗prweb.com/releases/ortho…

Greenbrier Valley losing its OB unit is exactly what this looks like in real time. CON is sold as “protecting access,” yet families are watching core services disappear. This isn’t theoretical—it’s happening at home. #endCON 🔗wvmetronews.com/2025/11/06/van…

Maternal care is disappearing in states that cling to CON. Families pay the price. #endCON 🚑 Fewer delivery options 📉 Shrinking access 🏥 Communities left behind This article explains why: independentwomen.com/2025/11/20/con…

Pennsylvania has no CON, so WVU competes by acquiring systems. West Virginia has CON, so WVU fights to protect the regulation that keeps challengers out. If you want to check monopoly power—take away the protection that keeps systems insulated: #endCON

Put patients first #endCON

Encompass Health spent two years proving a public need for rehab care in Danbury while a competitor fought to block them. This is what certificate of need laws do: delay care, reward monopolies, and punish patients. #endCON ctmirror.org/2025/11/11/abo…

🏥 The heart of West Virginia’s CON laws isn’t access or quality. It’s protectionism. Dive into why @CardinalWV fights a system that fails patients and protects incumbents: #endCON cardinalinstitute.com/west-virginias…

The incentives explain the scandal. Here’s why a CON board became valuable enough to spark a bribery scheme, and a one-pager that breaks down how the process works in Alabama. #endCON

Grateful for the opportunity to appear before the Maryland House Health Committee today to discuss Certificate of Need policy, its impact on psychiatric services, and how supply constraints and regulatory barriers shape access and cost outcomes in behavioral health. #endCON

It’s time to give West Virginia healthcare freedom. Reducing barriers to entry in healthcare will lead to more choices, lower prices, and better outcomes for everyone. #endCON

Certificate of Need laws don't protect patients—they protect monopolies. Bureaucrats use them to crush competition, while West Virginians pay more and get less. This isn't about healthcare quality. It's government-endorsed cronyism. #endCON

Thank you @WVGovernor for signing and thank you to all the @wvhouse & @wvsenate legislators that helped us get here! #endCON

West Virginia is 1 of 35 states with more than four CON regulations. Research shows states with a higher number of CON restrictions have lower-quality hospitals, reflected in lower patient ratings, and higher readmission rates for heart failure and heart attacks. #endCON

Certificate of Need laws are associated with💰higher healthcare spending per capita and higher ⚕️ physician spending per capita. 2020 research from @mercatus shows the estimated change in annual per capita healthcare spending patterns without CON in West Virginia. #endCON

Stay informed with the latest research and resources on Certificate of Need (CON) 🏥. Delve into the burdensome application process, how CON limits healthcare access in rural areas, and much more → cardinalinstitute.com/con/ #endCON

A pleasure to be in Bridgeport today presenting on Certificate of Need. Great engagement and thoughtful questions from the group. Always appreciative of the chance to dig into policy with fellow West Virginians. #endCON

The presence of CON is associated with fewer rural hospitals and fewer rural ASCs. The estimated changes in access to healthcare facilities in West Virginia without CON from @mercatus. #endCON

@Matt_d_Mitchell has excellent research on the topic of #endCON. @KneeCenter_WVU also has extensive academic research on the topic of how CON laws work (in other industries outside of healthcare too) and what their effects are on healthcare access and quality. #wvpol #healthcare

Certificate of Need laws have long been a barrier to healthcare innovation and competition. They restrict the growth of new facilities and services, ultimately driving up costs and limiting access. This is not how a free market should work. #endCON

West Virginians deserve better. Ending CON laws means: ✅ More hospitals & clinics ✅ Lower healthcare costs ✅ Higher quality care ✅ More choices for patients #endCON

We often confuse policy with politics, but behind every policy are real lives. 20,000 people die every year because of the deadly defense of Certificate of Need (CON) laws. This is not just a debate, it’s a crisis. #endCON

One of the arguments for Certificate of Need (CON) laws is that barriers to entry in healthcare reduce costs by preventing “unnecessary” services and addressing shortages. However, these claims are flawed. 🧵#endCON

Cross-state regression analyses show what fiscal & health outcomes West Virginia might have without CON regulation. These models track decades of data, adjusting for socioeconomic & population health differences. #endCON Source: mercatus.org/research/polic…

Policy so good, every President since it started has asked states to kill it 🥴 #endCON

I'll also add that I wish this was a rare occurrence, but it's not. From 2017 to 2020 alone healthcare entrepreneurs withdrew at least 20 CON applications after rival providers filed for “affected person” status. #endCON

Access Out of Reach: Certificate of Need (CON) laws block the number of healthcare providers, leaving many West Virginia families to go without essential care. It's time to #endCON and bring healthcare to every mountain and valley. Have you struggled to access care? Share your

West Virginians deserve better than bureaucratic barriers. Proud to stand with @AFPWV, Del. @EvanWorrell4WV, and Sen. @BrianHeltonWV to fight for Certificate of Need repeal and put patients—not politics—at the center of healthcare. #endCON