The Galen Institute aggregates conservative, free-market oriented, reports and commentary at ObamaCareWatch.org. It also has information about policy proposals from the right, and includes an experts page with contact information.
Center on Budget Policy Priorities: CBPP is a well-respected liberal research center with a focus on state and federal fiscal policies and programs that affect low- and moderate-income families and individuals. Issues reports and blog posts on health and entitlements.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Health care: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which can provide a conservative critique of health reform, has a plan to help businesses get health care costs under control, improve the quality of health care coverage and services, and expand meaningful coverage to the uninsured.
Physicians for a National Health Program: This is an organization of more than 18,000 members and chapters that advocates a single-payer national health program.
American Enterprise Institute’s Policy Studies on Health Care Reform: The American Enterprise Institute supports free enterprise and can offer a conservative critique of the Affordable Care Act.
Heritage Foundation’s Health Care Initiative: This conservative organization contends that health care is one of the most highly regulated sectors of the American economy and that government financing means government control, and government control means less personal freedom.
National Federation of Independent Business: Health Care Reform and Small Business: The National Federation of Independent Business pursues measures that minimize what it sees as the Affordable Care Act’s potential harm to small businesses.