Women without health insurance don't have the choice.  And, women who live in areas where the only hospital she can get to is a Catholic hospital don't have a choice.  

For millions of poor women, not having money means no health care and no contraceptives that work for them.   Insurance creates the ability of people to make personal health care and moral choices.  A religious faith should work by persuasion and conversion, not coercion and manipulation.  And that is what denying women health care that lets them make their own choices does - it manipulates people into being forced to live by a morality they did not choose.  

Money should not give that power to anyone and certainly it should not be how the bishops seek to bring about what they think is moral behavior.  They seek coercion and the use of power over people rather than persuasion.   That is not Jesus' way.  

Catholic bishops should not have the power to coerce where they cannot convert.