Resources
Tools to Inform and Invite
plus … Act, Promote, Measure, and Conserve
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Tools to Inform
Informing yourself and others
- Start a Conversation “start a chat” sheet (pdf) that provides an overview of the “Get More - Pay Less - Cover Everyone” aspects of Improved Medicare for All.
- One side: high-level comparison of Medicare to Improved Medicare for All
- Other side: high-level comparison of Health Care with (the) New Law to Improved Medicare for All
- Information Pamphlet(s) or Booklet(s). You or your group decide whether you want to use the following four documents as folded sheets to assemble a pamphlet (from one folded 8.5 x 11 sheet) or a booklet (two or three or four 8.5 x 11 sheets folded into one 4.25 x 5.5 inch booklet):
- Cover with Checklist (pdf): use alone or use it as a booklet cover; the “checklist” is on the back page
- Answers (pdf): selected answers and replies; use alone or as the first insert into a booklet
- Statistics (pdf): - use alone or as the second insert into a booklet
- Centerfold (pdf) - This is the Flow Chart #3 pamphlet, here used as a “centerfold” for a booklet: a diagram (flow chart) of what we have today and what we will have with Improved Medicare for All.
- Assembly of Booklets. The booklets are small and are made up of separate documents. Some of the readers of the booklet might want to separate the booklet into the 2 to 4 documents. Therefore, you might want to assemble the booklet by only folding the pages in half, without stapling the pages together. (Long-neck staplers cost around $25 each if you prefer to staple.)
- Flow Chart Pamphlets (one-sheet double-sided): each has a flow chart that displays in a “picture format” the difference between the “Current System + New Law” and “Improved Medicare for All”.
- bottomlineflowchart1 (pdf) — This is a detailed version, providing the most explanation of the flow chart on Page 1 and details of the letters campaign on Page 2.
- bottomlineflowchart2 (pdf) — This is for sending to your U.S. Representative.
- bottomlineflowchart3 (pdf) — This is a simpler version than the other two and is recommended for the “centerfold” of the booklet (above).
- Education: in text, audio and video.
- Primary Information: explanation, presentation, answers
- Details - Level One: the legislation, the stories & more
- Details - Level Two: getting into more detailed topics
- A list of “direct links” allows your direct access to specific graphs, charts, lists and tables of information
- References: to refer people to answers and to more detailed information sheets.
- Answers: the Answers web page provides answers to questions and replies to topic. You can use this to get answers to your questions. Also use it as a resource to help you answer questions from others.
- Comparison Handouts
- Comparison to Current Health Insurance (pdf) … also provided as a benefits web page [with links to more information]
- Comparison to Original Medicare (pdf) … also provided as a web page [with links to more information]
- Comparison to new law signed 3/21/2010 (pdf)
- A handy, sometimes alarming, comparison between an improved Medicare for All and the new law. Decide which solution you want for the United States. (Note: the new law helps some people, but what does it do to the health care premiums and the taxes of everyone?)
- Also provided as a web page
Tools to Invite
- Tools to Invite
- Send an e-mail invitation that explains the letters campaign.
- Sign Up Sheet: Sign Up to Stand Up for Single-Payer Health Care: when you use this sheet (pdf), please send completed sheets to the address provided at the bottom of the sheet or to this address:
Bob Haiducek; Good Health for All LLC; P.O. Box 2232; Midland, MI 48641-2232
Tools to Act … take action
- Sign Up to stand up for single-payer health care … the best way to establish Improved Medicare for All
- Call to help get Improved Medicare for All
Tools to Promote
… and also do some initial informing in some cases
- Window treatment
- Information card (pdf): the size of a business card
Tools to Measure
- Support Monitor has information about two topic areas:
- Popular support: information about citizens’ opinions and organizations related to single-payer.
- Political support: information about political support via the U.S. President, members of the U.S. Senate, members of the U.S. House, and state legislatures
Tools to Conserve
- Low-cost printing for those on a limited budget or simply want to maximize contributions for every dollar spent.
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Continuous Improvement Process.
All information has been carefully reviewed and refined, sometimes for weeks by a team of Americans from across the country. But we don’t stand still with anything. All of the website and all of its resources are maintained with a process of “continuous improvement.” In other words, anything and everything is available for comments, complaints, criticisms, and compliments. If you have any suggestions or comments, please contact Bob.




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