I think someone ought to pitch building a hospital to the Iroquois League. They already issue passports, rejecting health law seems in line with tribal sovereignty claims. I'm sure a US-located low cost hospital could dwarf other income sources like gambling and tourism.
The difference between issuing passports and building a large-scale hospital is that only in the latter case is a large amount of money risked. It would be tricky to find a source of funding for a hospital that may not be able to operate due to a dispute over health law applicability.
From the perspective of anyone considering funding such a hospital, better to just locate in a nearby country, such as the hospital mentioned in the article that is being built in the Cayman Islands.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iroquois_passport