With the US government shut down over impending rises to insurance premiums it’s clear the status quo cannot continue

A deep dive into the U.S. health care system: rising costs, corporate takeover, and why reform keeps failing.

Keynote speaker, Rose Roach, national coordinator of the Labor Campaign for Single Payer, will discuss the role of organized labor in advocating for single payer health care.

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This weekend, working families across this country are going to face the consequences of Donald Trump’s healthcare cuts and refusal to fund the government. Open enrollment in the healthcare marketplace starts on November 1st and millions of Americans will see huge increases in their premiums because Trump and Congressional Republicans are refusing to extend premium tax credits for people who use the ACA. As a result, an estimated 22 million people will see their healthcare premiums double and 4.2 million will lose healthcare because they can no longer afford it. At the same time, more than 40 million people will be unable to afford food when SNAP benefits are halted because of the government shutdown. Join our mass call this Thursday (10/30) at 8 PM EST/5 PM PST for an update on the shutdown situation and the campaign to protect our healthcare, and to discuss how we can organize collectively to support and protect our care.Hosted by: Working Families Power, Americans for Tax Fairness, Be A Hero, Economic Security Project Action, Indivisible, MoveOn, People's Action, Popular Democracy in Action, Public Citizen, Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and 50501

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UnitedHealth said it will stop offering Medicare Advantage plans in 16 U.S. counties in 2026, impacting 180,000 members, as the company balances higher costs with reimbursement pressure in the insurance program.