Universal Health Care: Free Comprehensive Medical Coverage for All US Residents
This act establishes a national health insurance program providing every US resident with comprehensive medical care without out-of-pocket costs. It replaces most private insurance with a publicly funded system covering services like prescriptions, dental, vision, and long-term care.
Key points
Elimination of deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance for medical services at the point of care.
Comprehensive coverage including dental, vision, mental health, prescription drugs, and long-term care.
Prohibition of private health insurance plans that duplicate benefits provided by the government program.
Freedom for patients to choose any participating doctor or hospital without network restrictions.
Mandatory annual government negotiation of prescription drug prices to lower costs.
Introduced
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