Most homeopathic providers and those in alternative care do not accept insurance, and if they do, they do not accept federally funded insurances like Medicaid and Medicare for obvious reasons of government interference. As a small business owner they are under no obligation to force vaxxinations upon their employees - and many will not. I do not see how this decision affects them in any way. They for the most part operate in a parallel medical economy to begin with. We will start to see more allopathic providers start to move into this arena in the future for the same reasons. There may also be some advantages for using private membership associations as a business model versus more traditional LLCs.

Honestly, this is a move that in the long run is going to save medicine and how it is delivered - by having patients actually have a direct stake in their health care. They will be more of a partner in that care rather than just the recipient of a prescription. Because of the insurance model, most patients are oblivious to the actual costs of disease management. It is going to be a bumpy ride until the dust settles, but this could be very exciting and is a change I actually look forward to.