Explanation of Improved Medicare for All

What It Is

Improved Medicare for All = One Health Insurance Plan = One Payer of Medical Bills via a “Single-Payer Health Care”.

“Single-payer health care” means having one public (insurance) agency that is reportable to the people. It is publicly accountable. People (who can, such as via employment income) pay into a single fund, from which the public agency pays medical bills, including all major medical bills.
— There are very little or no additional costs:
       no co-pays; no deductibles; no yearly or lifetime limits.
— Drug prices and durable medical equipment prices are negotiated to be much lower.

An improved Medicare for All will provide the most efficient way to pay for health care and the best set of benefits for individuals, families and businesses.

We will have the best version of how to pay for health care. The result will be what other free-market countries have already implemented for their people, who
— have more physician visits
— live longer
— minimize deaths due to preventable diseases far better than the United States
— pay (per person) less than half what we pay in the United States, as per the cost comparisons
— cover everyone for all medically-necessary care from pre-natal until the end-of-life, whereas over 40% of Americans are either uninsured or underinsured.

One Health Insurance Plan (not one for each state, like Canada has for its “states” [provinces and territories]) = Highest Degree of Efficiency.
An improved Medicare for All will provide the best set of benefits with the least bureaucracy.

No Major Medical Bills. Our fellow Americans have documented their testimonials about there not being any major medical bills in the other free-market countries. It is time for us to believe and trust those testimonials of American individuals and families.

Huge Benefit for YOU and for the U.S.A. The lowest risk and an excellent economic BONUS can be realized by the United States due to it having the largest population among free-market countries and its opportunity to implement one health insurance plan via U.S. House Resolution 676:
— Lowest risk of having major medical bills and hardships (due to 1 health insurance plan for over 300 million persons)
— Excellent economic BONUS: recovered manufacturing jobs, recovered health care jobs, the best negotiated prices (due to 1 public agency that replaces bureaucracy).

Summary: What Will Happen as a Result
of Improved Medicare for All

How It Compares

Three Comparisons: select either link to access each comparison
Benefits:	Improved Medicare for All …compared to…	Current Health Insurance
Health Care Reform:	Improved Medicare for All …compared to…	the new U.S. law signed March 2010
Improved Medicare for All:	Improved Medicare for All …compared to…	the Original Medicare Plan      with its Parts C & D
Each of the comparisons provides a link to a double-sided pdf handout for a printed copy.