What is the point of insurance if you go bankrupt as a result of medical illness?

Corporate America is driving doctors out of medicine. We’re going to have to choose between shareholder profits and patient care—and the choice should be obvious.

Deprivatization “could save Ohioans between $450 and $850 million a year...simplify the system, [and] increase participation from doctors who don't currently accept Medicaid.” The same holds true for every other state that contracts with corporate health insurers to administer Medicaid benefits.

Physician, heal thy system. Learn more about the crisis of moral injury in medicine—and why corporate wellness programs aren’t a solution to this systemic problem.

Did you know: Medicare for All would allocate capital funding based on community need—not the potential to deliver huge profits to investors? Building and upgrading hospitals and clinics in this manner would dramatically expand access for marginalized Americans, and would save countless lives.

Reminder: Single payer is *surging* in popularity. Have YOUR members of Congress caught up to their constituents when it comes to Medicare for All?

Physician moral injury isn’t an individual failing that can be addressed with workplace wellness programs or deep breathing techniques. Moral injury is an indicator of systemic failures that can only be corrected with reforms like Medicare for All. Learn more: pnhp.org/moral-injury...

Dr. James Martin urges his representative, @casten.house.gov, to recognize the growing need for Medicare for All in his district. As of today, there are 98 Democrats in the U.S. House who have *not* co-sponsored the Medicare for All Act. What are they thinking?

As we put it in our latest video: driving is one of the most dangerous things we do as Americans. This is a teaser of our full video on the Archer & Kedzie Ave safe streets project, where we talk about just how deadly American roads are, and how protected bike lanes make them safer for everyone!

We talked to SO MANY Medicare for All supporters at #ACOG2026 last weekend 💛 Obstetricians and gynecologists understand the urgent need for a single payer system that covers the full range of reproductive health care for ALL Americans.

Physicians across the U.S. are suffering moral injury—not burnout, but moral injury. PNHP conducted a two-year research initiative to better understand the scope of this crisis, and what can be done to reclaim the medical profession. Read our full report: pnhp.org/moral-injury...

“Just based on what we are seeing in the midterms, there’s no doubt in my mind there will be a fight over single payer in ‘28.” Medicare for All advocates need to organize NOW in order to come out on top.

“There is a growing consensus that the federal government should ensure all Americans have health care coverage. Medicare for All is no longer a fringe proposal, but is now recognized as a common-sense solution.” - Drs. Monica Maalouf, Winnie Lin, and Alec Nicolas Angelo Jotte

Trump's $900 BILLION in Medicaid cuts are putting almost 450 hospitals at risk of closing or reducing services. Rural hospitals that serve Black & Latino communities are most at risk. These closures would be deadly. Congress must take action and restore this funding.

Breaking news: Chicago’s City Council has voted unanimously to pass a resolution in support of Medicare for All 🎉 This makes Chicago the biggest city in the country to endorse Medicare for All, and sends a message to federal legislators that their constituents expect them to support single payer.

PNHP’s new report exposes the crisis of moral injury in medicine, which occurs when doctors are prevented from caring for their patients due to corporate interference and other factors beyond their control. Read our report, and share our findings with your colleagues: pnhp.org/moral-injury...

We’re just days away from the launch of PNHP’s moral injury report—where we’ll share detailed findings from our survey of more than 1,200 practicing physicians. PNHP will host a webinar on Tue 3/24 where we’ll share topline findings from our report. Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Today was a big day for our movement—with Chicago moving closer to becoming the biggest U.S. city to endorse #MedicareForAll! Our members showed up at City Hall to support. Sorry about the audio—we are indeed a windy city 💨 (hopefully the subtitles help, though).

Medicare for All is surging in popularity among all voters, but it is astronomically popular among Democratic voters—with a 90% approval rating. Elected officials (or those who hope to be elected) should take note.

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, a Twin Cities health care worker who requested to remain anonymous observed that hospital staff felt terror over the potential effects of the disease. She said that the current situation in America is worse because there is nowhere safe for people to go.

Keep hope alive ❤️ #SinglePayer #MedicareForAll

Insurers need to be held responsible for the injury they’re causing Americans, or stop denying Americans care

For a limited time, books in PNHP’s online store authored by three of our past presidents—Dr. Adam Gaffney, Dr. John Geyman, and the late Dr. Bob LeBow—are being offered at a special price to only cover shipping and handling. Order yours today! -----> pnhp.org/store

The game is fixed. Insurers have theirs hands in the entire pot of healthcare

Medicare for All means lower drug prices through greater negotiating power

“Organizers, petition signers, and listening session attendees shared the common concern that UnitedHealth Group should have no role in our education ... given its track record of prioritizing profits over patients.” - SNaHP leader Miranda Harris Martinez

We need bold political leaders calling for Medicare for All. Democrats need to stop taking insurance campaign contributions.

In a 102-0 vote, every single Illinois Democratic County Chair voted to “support Medicare for All and call on our federal legislators to work toward its immediate enactment.” This is especially relevant for Illinois Democrats who have NOT cosponsored Medicare for All ... yet 👀

New on Code WACK! 🎙️ Medicare Advantage covers most U.S. seniors, but many face delays, denials, and “paper benefits.” Psychiatrist Dr. Belinda McIntosh explains who’s harmed most and why. 🎧 Listen + reply: should Medicare be privatized? https://loom.ly/V46tQEY

When it comes to health coverage, we should really pay attention to what works. There’s no good reason for millions of people in the U.S. to be uninsured or underinsured. #SinglePayer #MedicareForAll

Corporate profiteering in Medicare is the biggest reason we don’t have Medicare for All today.

Vote to bring Medicare for All to Netroots 2026! www.healthcare-now.org/netroots Netroots is the US’s biggest gathering of activists & we need to make sure healthcare justice is a big part of the conversation. Follow the link, click VOTE FOR THIS SUBMISSION, & create an account to cast your vote!

When the University of Minnesota Medical School offered a course on “value-based care” in partnership with UnitedHealth Group, our UMN student chapter sprang into action. More than 400 petition signatures and one jam-packed listening session later, the university agreed to shut down the course 💛

“We refer to junk policies as something like a hospital gown. It looks pretty good in the front, but everything’s hanging out in the back.” - Dr. Claudia Fegan, testifying before the U.S. Senate

When it comes to rising maternal mortality, “we are unlike any other country in the world.” - Dr. Claudia Fegan, testifying before the U.S. Senate

“To subject working people to that stress [of losing their health insurance]—in addition to everything else that’s going on in the country today—is frightening.” - Dr. Claudia Fegan, testifying before the U.S. Senate

“No real choice.” That’s the reality of Medicare Advantage for many seniors. New Code WACK! episode explores why — and who gets hurt. 🎧 https://loom.ly/zvcAM9M

Thank you to the American Academy of Family Physicians for supporting “the absolute right of patients to access traditional Medicare” and opposing “involuntary assignment to Medicare Advantage or to private, for-profit care management.”

“When we take away health insurance, people die. It’s just that simple.” - Dr. Claudia Fegan, testifying before the U.S. Senate

“We often say the United States has the best health care in the world. That’s only if you’re wealthy enough to access it.” - Dr. Claudia Fegan, testifying before the U.S. Senate

Dr. Sydney Doe joined a big crowd in Chicago last night to honor the life of Alex Pretti—part of a nationwide week of action organized by @nationalnurses.bsky.social. Together, we will place community care back at the center of our national politics.

Should we thank the Trump Administration for not increasing payment rates to evil insurers? #medicareadvantage

We need health care for all, not militarized immigration enforcement that destabilizes communities across the country.

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Penn. activist David Simon Greene commemorated the recent sit-in at Crozer-Chester Medical Center as part of the Nonviolent Medicaid Army’s national day of action. Crozer-Chester “was the busiest hospital in the area ... before it was closed [last] spring by its bankrupt for-profit owner.”

Healthcare not warefare

PNHP president Dr. Diljeet Singh spoke with @jayapal.house.gov about why physicians are getting active in the fight for #MedicareForAll. “It seems like we have no choice,” she said. “Otherwise we’re not going to be able to provide people with the health care they need and deserve.”

Seen in West Virginia 😮 If patients are being billed into bankruptcy and health care professionals are being paid a pittance ... then where is all the money going? #SinglePayer #MedicareForAll