John,
As the only female doctor in Congress, Kim knows that no family should have to choose between putting food on the table or getting the care they need. As a pediatrician, she's seen firsthand the harm that can happen when people delay doctor's visits because of the cost.
That's why last week, Kim and Lauren Underwood, one of the only nurses in Congress, introduced a bill that would make health care more affordable by making private insurance cover three primary care visits and three mental health or substance use disorder treatments a year.
Kim won't stop fighting until every citizen has access to the quality, affordable care they need. Chip in $5 or more right now to help Kim keep fighting for our care in Congress.
From helping pass H.R. 3 in the House to lower the cost of prescription drugs, to writing a bill that expands Medicare coverage to include vision -- Kim has been a champion for quality, affordable health care. But she knows her work is far from over if we're going to make health care affordable for all families.
That's why it's critical that we send Kim back to Congress, so she can continue her fight to expand access to health care and ensure that every family has access to the care they need, without worrying about how they're going to pay their bills.
If you're with Kim in this critical fight to lower health care costs, contribute $5 or more today.
Thanks,
Team Schrier
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