Who is P3?
P3Alliance Mission Statement
The Mission of the P3Alliance is to investigate and disseminate accurate, politically neutral information on the illicit fentanyl crisis to correct a misguided and destructive narrative; to use this information to empower balanced changes in medical policy at the local, state, and federal levels that will free medical professionals to treat patients according to their individual needs; and to establish steps for future protections from manipulative and unwarranted 3rd party interference which has all but destroyed the sanctity of the patient/medical team relationship and the privacy of patients' protected medical information.
Symptoms of a Deeper Problem
Our need to pursue balanced public policy related to the opioid crisis and opioid prescribing is just a symptom of a much larger need. Allowing 3rd parties and political narratives to influence the practice of medicine and healthcare policy has come at a great cost to the Patient/Practitioner relationship. Until that sacred relationship is protected and 3rd party actors are forbidden from wielding political pressure in healthcare, individualized care from compassionate medical professionals will remain elusive.
An Effective Alliance Requires Strong Partners
Click on 'Alliance Partners' in the menu above to be introduced to our partners. Each of these organizations work in a unique space to bring transparency to healthcare while protecting the patient/practitioner relationship. If you are interested in joining this coalition of emerging organizations and leaders, contact us using the email at the bottom of any page and we will send you our alliance packet and schedule a conference call.
A little More About Us...
We are a self and community funded grassroots social enterprise devoted to affecting legislative change across the country. We focus on identifying solutions and presenting ideal policies that reduce overdoses and addiction. The key is to do this while limiting negative consequences to the patients who depend on opioid pain medications to continue working and for their quality of life. One of our key successes was in Oklahoma, where we worked with stakeholders to amend the state’s opioid prescribing law in ways that brought the same level of transparency to PDMP access as other similar databases require, provide a targeted Committee real time information to track and reduce overdoses, while giving practitioners better options and protections when prescribing pain medications to patients.
Our Executive Team
Tamera Lynn Stewart
Landing in activism years ago, Ms. Stewart refers to herself as a 2 time accidental Activist. While working towards dual degrees at Oklahoma State University and her Executive
Certification in Public Policy through the Harvard Kennedy School online programs, she focused on learning to work within a broken system to make life saving changes. Never content to accept that the very systems which are necessary to survival were too corrupt or damaged beyond repair, she began working with online groups and nonprofits to advance their issues legislatively.
Julia Heath
In Loving Memory of Julia Heath (1973 - 2026)
Julia Heath is Co-Founder and National Director of Medical Initiatives for P3Alliance. Her experiences both as a former Texas Licensed, Nationally Certified Physician Assistant (PA), and a patient who has endured over 2 decades of chronic, intractable pain puts Julia in a unique position of understanding both the medical professional's and patient's points of view. Julia trained as a non-competitive bodybuilder in her 20's and 30's. Her interest in exercise and health led her to pursue a degree in Exercise and Sports Studies at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), where she received a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Exercise Science with double minors in Biology and Nutrition. She graduated Summa Cum Laude, and received state-wide recognition for her research on smoking and
We lost Julia in 2026. Read our tribute to her.