Establishes a board to design a universal, equitable single-payer health care financing system in Hawaii.
The bill establishes a health care for all Hawaii board to design and recommend a universal, equitable single-payer health care financing system. The board must consider values such as equitable access to care, patient empowerment, and continuous quality improvement. It must also develop cost estimates, revenue options, and recommendations for long-term care services. The board will submit a report to the legislature by October 31, 2026. The board will consist of members with diverse social identities and areas of expertise, appointed by the governor and legislative leaders.
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