Physicians for a National Health Program

@PNHP

Single payer, national health insurance advocacy organization with more than 20,000 physician members.

USA
Vrijeme pridruživanja: lipanj 2009.

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    We are America's doctors, and we want our patients to have guaranteed coverage, comprehensive benefits, and no financial barriers to care. In other words, we want improved . Join our fight for today!

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  2. would resolve this "surprise billing" standoff once and for all. Commercial health insurers would be permanently sidelined and hospitals would be funded based on community medical need. Per-patient billing would be a thing of the past.

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  3. We have a long way to go to address racism and racial inequities in U.S. health care, but only would take the necessary first step of covering everybody. To access our entire racial health inequities toolkit, visit .

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  4. If you're looking for January's surprise billing toolkit, it's been archived at . (And this month's toolkit will be archived at .)

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  5. And...coming soon, we'll have both a webinar and a podcast episode devoted to the issue of racial health inequities. Look for those mid-month, along with published letters and op-eds from our physician members.

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  6. These radio call-in scripts include possible points of discussion for talk radio.

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  7. This writing guide includes tips on how to submit a letter to the editor of your local newspaper.

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  8. This organizing toolkit encourages PNHP members and other public speakers to focus on racial justice when giving a talk about .

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  9. These PowerPoint slides show how public coverage, like , reduces or even eliminates racial health disparities.

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  10. This comparison chart shows how would make substantial progress in addressing racial health inequities, while a public option would barely even begin to address the problem.

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  11. This one-page handout provides an overview of racial health inequities.

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  12. PNHP has developed another toolkit for supporters to use as part of our Kitchen Table Campaign. Throughout the month of February, we'll be talking about racial health inequities, and the importance of covering everybody through .

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  13. Here's one tangible result from last night: is popular with voters. via

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  14. "Any solution that builds upon the insurance industry is likely to impose costs that make health care unaffordable, even to the insured. Tens of millions of Americans who currently have private coverage still can’t afford care." via

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  15. PNHP president-elect Dr. Susan Rogers: "We have a long way to go to eliminate the racial inequities in health care. But a necessary first step is coverage for everyone." More info at .

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  16. PNHP's Kitchen Table Campaign continues with a February focus on racial health inequities. Public coverage *does* make a difference, and would be a significant step forward in the fight for racial justice.

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  17. Dr. Don McCanne on the threat of Medicaid block grants: "Rather than having a two-tiered or multi-tiered system, we can ensure that everyone receives optimal care by enacting and implementing ."

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  18. We should be *improving* and *expanding* public health coverage, not cutting programs that millions of Americans depend on.

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  19. If we’re serious about addressing the systemic racism in our health care system, we must make a serious commitment to building a health care system that works for ALL of us, not just the privileged. We must pass .

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  20. New study finds that "health care payments in the United States are even more regressive than suggested by earlier research." Yet another reason should be funded through *progressive* taxation.

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  21. Dr. Don McCanne: "When policies are designed to cover the relatively rare 'typical' families, a very large segment of our population will fall through the cracks in our fragmented [health care] financing system."

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