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Side-by-Side Tool Compares Key Bills to Expand Coverage Through
Medicare-for-all and Other Public Plan Options
With a new Democratic House majority and many 2020
presidential candidates talking about next steps in health care, there’s
renewed attention on legislation that would expand coverage and moderate
costs, including a national Medicare-for-all plan and options to buy into
public plans, both Medicare and Medicaid.
A new KFF interactive tool captures the key provisions in five
such bills introduced to date in the current Congress, allowing side-by-side
comparisons of specific elements and features of each proposal.
As of today, the interactive includes:
The five proposals vary significantly in approach,
but each would broaden access to health coverage under a public plan. KFF
will update the tool to include other bills after they are introduced in the
116th Congress.
Filling the need for trusted information on
national health issues, the Kaiser Family Foundation is a
nonprofit organization based in San Francisco, California.
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Monday, April 1, 2019
Side-by-Side Tool Compares Key Bills to Expand Coverage Through Medicare-for-all and Other Public Plan Options
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