Show Me Medicare for All

05/28/2026

Come on Missouri! We can't afford to keep throwing money at the insurance corporations. Let's follow Ohio's lead and pull them out of the middle of our Medicaid program. We don't need them and we can't afford them.

A bipartisan group of state lawmakers want to change the way the Medicaid program is managed in Ohio.

05/23/2026

If Mexico can do this and Canada did this in 1972, so can the U.S. Time for

05/22/2026

Reminder: Single payer is *surging* in popularity.

Have YOUR members of Congress caught up to their constituents when it comes to Medicare for All?

05/19/2026

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 deep systemic failures that can only be corrected with systemic reforms like improved Medicare for All.

Learn more: https://pnhp.org/moral-injury-in-medicine

05/15/2026

Dr. James Martin urges his representative, Congressman Sean Casten, to recognize the growing need for Medicare for All in his district—and the growing demand for Medicare for All among his constituents.

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?

05/13/2026

https://www.levernews.com/the-campaign-to-turn-healthy-people-into-alzheimers-patients/?utm_medium=newsletter-email&utm_campaign=newsletter-article&ref=lever-reports-newsletter

Drugmakers, influencers, and industry-funded advocacy groups are pushing Alzheimer’s screenings that could label millions of Americans as sick — despite shaky science and dangerous treatments.

05/13/2026

MO Medicaid could save $260,000,000 a year by removing the insurance corporations. Check out the numbers for every state on page 50 of this PNHP report:https://pnhp.org/system/assets/uploads/2025/08/MedicaidBlueprintFinal.pdf

05/11/2026

They’ve narrowed the focus from “hearts and minds” to left ventricles (power) and amygdalas (fear).

04/28/2026

"The federal Medicaid work mandate is bad enough. HJR 154 will make things even worse for Missourians. Urge your state representatives to oppose this harmful legislation."

Thank you for this, PNHP-MO leader Robin Blake MD.

Many Medicaid recipients are unable to work because of their medical conditions, and most who are able to work do so.