This feedback window is one of our best chances to push Congress toward passing Medicare for All.

NNU - Medicare for All!

Democrats in the U.S. Senate are deciding which health care policy to fight for, and we need your help making sure it’s Medicare for All and nothing less!

Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening: a working group of U.S. Senators in the Democratic Caucus recently launched something called a Request for Information — an effort to gather public input, expertise, and advice — on health care policy.

Instead of just hearing from the usual industry stakeholders like corporate executives and lobbyists, we have to make sure they hear from the most important stakeholder: everyday people.

We’re not sharing a false narrative about why Americans actually like choosing between outrageously high deductibles and premiums. Instead, we’re putting real stories from real people in front of these senators that prove why we need guaranteed health care now.

We know many of you have personal experience with our broken health care system. From forgoing critical care because of the price, to medical debt stretching already tight budgets, to running small businesses that can’t keep up with rising benefit costs — your story is the most powerful tool we have to sway the decision-making process.

That’s why, together with our ally organization Healthcare-NOW, we’re collecting stories to submit to the Senate during this feedback process. Can you take a minute to share your story with us through this form today?

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This feedback window is one of our best chances to push Congress toward passing Medicare for All. By sharing firsthand accounts of how our health care system is failing constituents across the country, we’re moving the needle to guaranteed health care.

Sharing your story only takes a few minutes, but greatly helps us shape the narrative around Medicare for All as the Democratic Caucus decides what health care policy to fight for.

So, can you take a moment to share your health care story with us today?

In solidarity,

Nurses’ Campaign to Win Medicare for All