The Medicare for All Act would establish a national health insurance program covering United States residents. Covered benefits would include hospital and physician services, prescription drugs, mental health services, dental care and vision care.
The program would generally provide covered services without premiums, deductibles or copayments. It would replace much of the existing public and private health insurance system following a transition period and generally prohibit private insurance that duplicates benefits provided by the national program.
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