The Health Care for All Illinois Act establishes a universal health care program for all Illinois residents, covering a wide range of medical.
The Health Care for All Illinois Act creates a universal health care program for all individuals residing in Illinois. The program covers a comprehensive set of health services, including primary care, specialty care, inpatient and outpatient care, emergency care, prescription drugs, durable medical equipment, long-term care, mental health services, dental services, substance abuse treatment, chiropractic services, and vision care. The program prohibits private health insurers from selling coverage that duplicates its benefits and bans investor-ownership of health delivery facilities.
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