Unfortunately no one is lobbying for a truly free market in healthcare. For instance, at all the supply-side restrictions on new physicians and hospitals. Limited residency spots, certificates of need whatever.

Ideally the party in opposition to government-funded healthcare would do this.

>Not true. The Surgical Center of Oklahoma, a purely for profit clinic that does not take insurance, has not raised the rates for any of their services since 1995.

Source?

This portion of the linked article seems to contradict your claim of "has not raised the rates for any of their services since 1995"

>Had the pathology fees that apply to the examination of breast masses not increased, our price would be the same now as it was in 1997, but alas it is now $2,365. Only three other fees have increased since we began quoting them over the phone in 1997.

That said, I'll admit that the claim is broadly true.

Well, I'm not sure I buy it, and the actual date is 1997, but here is the story on Mises.org from 2021.

https://mises.org/wire/why-arent-there-more-free-market-surg...