Medicare for All (HR676)

Medicare for All (HR676) is a national single payer bill introduced to Congress in 2003 by Representative John Conyers of Michigan. Under HR 676, Medicare would be extended and improved so that all individuals residing in the United States would receive high quality and affordable health care services. They would receive all medically necessary services by the physicians of their choice, with no restrictions on what providers they could visit. If implemented, the United States National Health Insurance Act would cover primary care, dental, mental health, prescription drugs, and long term care.

MEDICARE FOR ALL RESOURCES:

• Representative Conyers’s Website on Medicare for All (HR676).
• Summary and Full Text of HR676 at Library of Congress.
• Healthcare-NOW Website for national health insurance.