Medicare for All Act establishes a national health insurance program providing comprehensive health care coverage to all U.S. residents.

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, prohibits discrimination, and mandates enrollment for eligible individuals. The Act covers a broad spectrum of benefits, including preventive care, long-term care, and mental health services, without cost-sharing. It establishes a national fee schedule for items and services, negotiates drug prices, and sets standards for provider participation.

Medicare for All Act establishes a national health insurance program providing comprehensive health care coverage to all U.S. residents.

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, prohibits discrimination, and mandates enrollment for eligible individuals. The Act covers a broad spectrum of benefits, including preventive care, long-term care, and mental health services, without cost-sharing. It establishes a national fee schedule for items and services, negotiates drug prices, and sets standards for provider participation.