POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE WWW.CASURGERY.ORG

The Political Voice of the California Ambulatory Surgery Association CASA PAC The Political Voice of the California Ambulatory Surgery Association

Why Do We Need a PAC? The PAC fund allows CASA the ability to back candidates and or elected officials who champion critical ASC issues. Physician ownership Reimbursement Limits on types of procedures Workers’ Compensation Reform Pharmacy Permit & State Licensure Issues PAC funds raise CASA’s name identification and recognition at the State Capitol and amongst the Legislature.

Why Do We Need a PAC? There is strength in unity and numbers. Making various contributions to key individuals on behalf of CASA places and keeps our name at the forefront of healthcare related discussions. A PAC allows CASA to be pro-active in the political arena.

Participation Leads to Results CASA has become the “go to” organization for ASC issues 2013 Focus Defend Physician Ownership Protect ASC Reimbursement

What Legislators Need to Hear… ASCs are an integral part of the healthcare delivery system. Surgery centers provide significant cost savings to the Medicare and Medi-Cal programs. More patients prefer ASCs for outpatient surgeries.

What Legislators Need to Hear… Infection rates at ASCs are extremely low, less than 1% on average compared to 6% at their hospital counterparts. Surgery centers deliver high quality, efficient care that is cost-effective.

Where Will My Contribution Go? Directly to support CASA advocacy activities. To access State elected officials and candidates for elected office. Independent of political party - supports specific ASC advocacy 

How CASA Compares to Other Medical PACs

CASA’s Potential if Every ASC Moved Toward Maximizing Their Donation

Who Can Contribute? All surgery centers in Californian should participate in the CASA PAC Fund. Maximum contribution per year is $6,500. Donations can come from the center, corporate or individual physicians.

How Do I Contribute? 1127 11th Street, Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95815 Checks should be made payable to CASA PAC and should be mailed to: CASA PAC 1127 11th Street, Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95815

Make a Difference… Join the CASA PAC Today!

or visit www.casurgery.org For More Information… Please contact: Beth LaBouyer Executive Director (530) 790-7990 info@casurgery.org or visit www.casurgery.org