Make Healthcare Free

 

This bill will make it so that everybody that is a resident in Minnesota can have access to healthcare.

 

This bill will make healthcare free for any Minnesota resident (unemployed, self-employed, employed, those who are

currently on Medicaid, etc.). This is important because people will get the help that they need. This bill will make the

healthcare system very similar to Canada’s healthcare system. This helps everybody and does not exclude any person in

Minnesota. In the Minnesota Council of Health Plans website, they state, “as many as ninety-three thousand Minnesotans

will find coverage unaffordable and become uninsured in 2026” (1). Even though the size ratio between Canada and

Minnesota is not equal, Canada arguably has better resources. Canada has “provided all Canadians with publicly funded

healthcare insurance”(Ross University School of Medicine: Page 1). Canada has also offered to “help cover needed

prescriptions, provinces and territories provide outpatient drug plans” (The Commonwealth Fund: Page 1). Even though

Canada has covered the out-of-pocket costs, this bill will not cover prescription drugs, dental implants, and glasses.

 

Healthcare- Efforts made to maintain, restore, or promote someone's physical, mental, or emotional well being,

especially when being performed by trained and licensed professional staff.

Resident-A person that lives in Minnesota for at least for a year and who carries a Minnesotan issued driver's license.

 

 

Taxation increases by 7% on any single or married filing jointly Minnesota residents that have an income of greater than

or equal to $1 million per year.

 

If somebody gets rejected from any healthcare worker, then the licensed professional who rejected that person will get a

$355 fine and 90 days in jail.

 

 

January 1st, 2028