Voices for Our Health Care Future

12.2 million Americans gained coverage this year through our current system, thanks to building on what’s working in health care. Tell your lawmaker to reject unaffordable proposals and keep building on what’s working: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

Improving our current system and rejecting unaffordable proposals like the public option, Medicare at 60, and Medicare for All helped more Americans get health care coverage this year. Tell your legislator to keep building on what’s working: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

In 2021, building on what’s working in health care helped more Americans gain coverage and save millions on health care costs. Go to the Action Center to tell your lawmaker to keep building on what’s working: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

Use your voice and tell your legislator to keep building on what’s working in health care and oppose unaffordable proposals like the public option, Medicare at 60, and Medicare for All. Take action: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

DYK: More Americans are eligible for better deals on health care coverage this enrollment period. Subscribe to our newsletter to find out if you and your family qualify: bit.ly/3wSgcGY

Let’s keep building on what’s working in health care and oppose unaffordable proposals like the public option, Medicare at 60, & Medicare for All. Go to the Action Center and contact your lawmaker: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

Plans like the public option, Medicare at 60, and Medicare for All could increase how much you pay for coverage and reduce coverage options. Tell your legislator to support building on what’s working in health care instead: bit.ly/3wSgcGY

New health care proposals are being introduced by lawmakers in Washington. To find out how these proposals will affect how much you pay for coverage, subscribe to our newsletter: bit.ly/3wSgcGY

As lawmakers on Capitol Hill are debating the future of health care, you can take action and tell your lawmakers to oppose unaffordable, government-controlled proposals like the public option, Medicare at 60, and Medicare for All. Click here: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

Have you updated your current health care plan? If so, how did it change?

Now is the time to make your voice heard! Use our Action Center to tell your lawmaker to oppose plans like the #publicoption and #Medicareat60, which could bring added costs and complications for hardworking families: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

Go to our Action Center to tell your lawmaker you want to keep building on our current system, not start over with more government-controlled health care: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

Proposals like #Medicareat60 and the #publicoption could increase how much you pay for health care. Go to our Action Center to make your voice heard: bit.ly/3fWsmZN

Want to make your voice heard about your health care coverage? Subscribe to our newsletter to find easy ways to get in touch with lawmakers: bit.ly/3wSgcGY

DYK: Medicare at 60 could lead to higher coverage costs and lower-quality care for hardworking American families. Get the facts here: bit.ly/3y2H8Fa

Over 31 million Americans choose our current system for health care coverage because it works. Go to healthcare.gov/Get-Coverage to find coverage options that work for you.

Finding out what health care options are available has never been easier. Go to healthcare.gov/Get-Coverage to browse all the affordable coverage options tailored to your needs.

DYK: Plans like Medicare at 60 could actually end up raising 📈 health care prices for you and your family. Get the facts here: bit.ly/3y2H8Fa

These record-low prices for health care coverage won’t last forever. The Special Enrollment Period ends on Aug. 15. Go to GetCovered2021.org to get affordable health care coverage.

Why start over with health care when we already have a system that’s working for millions of Americans? Go to ChooseMyCare.org to learn how to improve your current health care coverage.