No matter the outcome of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act, the grassroots fight to expand Medicare to all Americans forges ahead. Starting Tuesday, the California Nurses Association, National Nurses United and Campaign for a Healthy California are launching a bus tour to conduct free health screenings and town halls, and to educate the public about how Medicare for all is less expensive and more equitable than our current fragmented, profit-driven healthcare system. The tour will run from June 19 to July 12 and will stop in 18 cities across California. The schedule is as follows:
June 19 – San Diego
June 20 – Santa Ana
June 21 – San Bernardino
June 22 – Bakersfield
June 25 – Fresno
June 26 – Modesto
June 27 – Stockton
June 28 – Chico
June 29 – San Rafael
July 2 – San Jose
July 3 – Oakland
July 4 – San Francisco
July 5 – Santa Cruz
July 6 – San Luis Obispo
July 8 – Campaign for a Healthy California Conference (UCLA)
July 9 – Glendale
July 10 – So. Los Angeles
July 11 – Santa Monica
July 12 – Anaheim
Download the flyer here. For more information, go to http://www.nationalnursesunited.org/blog/entry/all-aboard-the-healthcare-express.
Sylvia@CaliforniaOneCare.org
medicare (for all) works for everybody in all countries where it is available. I don’t understand the NEH talkers. It is either ignorance or greed.