2026
The Medicare for All bill was passed, offering affordable, government sponsored healthcare to anyone who wanted it.
2010
The Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, aimed to make health insurance affordable and available to more people.
1965
Medicare and Medicaid were signed into law to provide health coverage for seniors and low-income people.
The Medicare for All bill was passed, offering affordable, government sponsored healthcare to anyone who wanted it.
The Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, aimed to make health insurance affordable and available to more people.
Medicare and Medicaid were signed into law to provide health coverage for seniors and low-income people.
In 2044, the United States congress voted to amend the constitution with the Right to a Healthy Life, granting all people who live on American soil universal healthcare. This program planned to take 10 years to transition away from private health insurance plans. The plan took a number of other laws in order to function which rolled out in phases, first requiring medical practices to accept universal health care insurance, then phasing in groups of people, starting with senior citizens and children, then government employees, and then everyone else. We are currently phasing in “everyone else”, if this is you, keep reading below to see how this affects you.
For Americans who are just joining the universal healthcare coverage plan, you can voluntarily enroll on the Right to a Healthy Life website. When enrolling, you will need your unique client identifier number as well as an up to date piece of identification. There will be no premiums in this plan, so you will not be required to pay any fees monthly. You can read more about what’s covered at the Department of Health & Human Services website.
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43.4% of U.S. adults ages 19 to 64 were inadequately insured in 2020 before Medicare for All
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On average, before this bill Americans spent $456 dollars per month in healthcare premiums
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Universal healthcare coverage will cost Americans no monthly premiums
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100% of people living on American soil will be automatically eligible for universal healthcare coverage by 2054
