Redshift

✅ Yes! Fact> H.R. 3069, officially known as the Medicare for All Act, or Single Payer National Improved Medicare for All, will transition the United States to a truly universal healthcare program. When passed, the bill will significantly transform home health care and end-of-life care by absorbing these services into a fully funded federal program. Our legislation proposes to improve these specific areas of care through several key mechanisms:            •  Guaranteed Long-Term Care: It explicitly establishes long-term services and supports as a covered benefit. This includes home- and community-based services to help individuals with daily living, allowing patients to remain at home longer.            •  Zero Cost-Sharing: The bill eliminates all out-of-pocket costs. There would be no deductibles, co-payments, or premiums for covered home health or hospice services.            •  Elimination of Insurance Networks: Patients could choose any qualified provider. This removes private insurance network restrictions that often disrupt continuity of care for end-of-life or palliative needs.            •  Comprehensive End-of-Life Benefits: Hospice, palliative care, and necessary medical equipment are fully covered as part of the core, medically necessary services available to all residents