Establishes a Medicare-for-All national health insurance program with universal coverage and comprehensive benefits.
The Medicare for All Act establishes a national health insurance program to provide comprehensive protection against the costs of health care and health-related services. It ensures universal coverage for all U.S. residents, prohibiting discrimination based on various factors. The Act covers a wide range of benefits, including preventive care, long-term care, mental health services, and more. It mandates no cost-sharing, such as deductibles or copayments, and prohibits providers from imposing charges for covered services.
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