Single-payer advocates hosting forum [The Free Press, Mankato, Minn.]
| By Dan Linehan, The Free Press, Mankato, Minn. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
"It's about steps to gaining health care for all," said
Though the Affordable Care Act expanded health insurance coverage for the poor, Schmidt and others are hoping
It is similar in concept to how
The event in
Schmidt, who came from a farm near
"They're small businesspeople who have a hard time paying for insurance on their own," she said.
The forum will then move to a talk about a single-payer proposal from
Schmidt said the Affordable Care Act allows states to pass their own health care reforms starting in 2017. To meet that timeframe, a bill would need to start moving through the state Legislature in 2015, she said.
Attendees then move, at
What: A forum on mnSURE and a proposal for single-payer health coverage When:
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