Do you support the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)?

No, it is paid for by taxes and people can go into the ER for any reason so it should be limited to only severe cases.

Yes, but reduce regulations so insurers can compete across state lines and reduce costs

How does the notion of 'health as a human right' fit into your view of healthcare regulations?

Have you noticed any differences in healthcare service quality based on insurance coverage, and what were they?

If you could design a healthcare system from scratch, what is the first feature you would include?

How would you feel about healthcare access if you or a family member had a preexisting condition?

What is one change you would propose to the healthcare system based on your own experiences?

How do you think healthcare costs impact a family's finances and day-to-day life?

Can you share a story where healthcare coverage (or the lack of it) made a significant difference in someone's life?

Why do you think healthcare is often a dividing issue among people from different backgrounds?

What do you imagine are the challenges of health insurance for young adults transitioning out of their parents' coverage?

Do you feel your personal health and well-being are sufficiently protected under the current healthcare system?

No, government should not be involved in healthcare unless it applies to federal employees.

No, we need to replace obamacare with the senate plan

No, I actually support Medicare For All or a universal healthcare system.

No, I prefer a singer payer healthcare system instead

No, I prefer a single payer healthcare system instead

it is a love hate relationship

No, create a public health insurance option for all citizens, and open the markets so insurers can compete across state lines.

No, we should switch to a single payer system

No, it should be repealed and replaced with a single-payer system

Yes but the healthcare system should be overhauled. There should be free universal health care but people should also be able to pay for private healthcare.

No, but Congress should take its time to find a working solution that most people can agree on, as well as the government should fix the faults that it had instead of replacing it

No, but Congress should take its time to fix the faults and find a working solution that most people can agree on, instead of replacing Obamacare. I believe it is a start to something we have needed for many years, just fix the things that are broke, competition across state lines and primarily the ridiculous costs of healthcare

Yes i agree but they should at limits for the people who abuse it

Implement healthcare like France

No. Some of the concepts are good in theory, but the lack of competition is driving up the costs and decreasing the quality.

open the markets so insurers can compete across state lines and reduce costs

Yes, but only if it's not mandatory. Mandating health coverage is not freedom and is unconstitutional

No, no one should be penalized for not having health insurance. Absurd

No, but Congress should take its time to find a working solution that most people can agree on, instead of replacing Obamacare; keep until a better one has been passed.

Lets just make health care free for everyone

No, but Congress should take its time to find a working solution that most people can agree on, instead of replacing Obamacare.

No, but Congress should take its time to find a working solution that most people can agree on, instead of replacing Obamacare; keep until a better one has been passed.
I believe it is a start to something we have needed for many years, just fix the things that are broke, competition across state lines and primarily the ridiculous cost of healthcare

No, but Congress should take its time to find a working solution that most people can agree on, instead of replacing Obamacare; keep until a better one has been passed. (#1 and #5 are the best options)

No, healthcare should not be controlled by the government and should be run by the states/local governments instead. Private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high quality medical care, ​but I do support some reform of the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs, to allow for reasonably priced private healthcare, which should be optional, and let consumers choose providers at an affordable price.

No, switch to a single payer healthcare system with copayments and supplementary private insurers.

No, I think all healthcare should be free

No, healthcare should not be controlled by the federal government and it should be run by the states/local governments instead. Private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high quality medical care, ​but I do support some reform of the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs, to allow for reasonably priced private healthcare, which should be optional, and let consumers choose providers at an affordable price.

No, but Congress should take its time to find a working solution that most people can agree on instead of replacing ACA. Keep until a better one has been passed.

No, I support universal healthcare coverage, but government-sponsored healthcare should be handled by state governments instead. However, there should be some form of assistance for the people under the poverty line from a federal level and then we should regulate the prices of prescription drugs to reduce costs.

The government should establish a National Health System the way the United Kingdom has.

I don't really know about it that much.

Government subsidised health care is a good idea but shouldnt be forced upon the people. The option for privatised health care and public is important.

yes i do support it but i think the goverment should charge more people tax dollars for reduced costing health care

Yes, but private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high quality medical care, ​while supporting some reform of the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs, to allow for reasonably priced healthcare, which should be optional, and let consumers choose providers at an affordable price.

Yes, but private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high quality medical care, ​and implement more reforms to the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs, to allow for reasonably priced healthcare, and allow consumers to choose providers at an affordable price. It should be done mainly through non-profits.

Yes, but private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high-quality care. ​Implement more reforms to the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs, to allow for reasonably priced healthcare, and allow consumers to choose providers at an affordable price. It should be done mainly through non-profits.

Yes, but private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high-quality medical care. ​We should implement more reforms to the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs to allow for reasonably priced healthcare, and allow consumers to choose providers at an affordable price. It should be done mainly through non-profits.

Yes, but private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high quality medical care, ​and implement more reforms to the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs, to allow for reasonably priced healthcare, and allow consumers to choose providers at an affordable price, which should be optional. It should be done mainly through non-profits.

Yes, but private healthcare should at the same time be an option for those who can afford high-quality medical care. ​We should implement more reforms to the private healthcare system, insurance and medical costs, to allow for reasonably priced healthcare, and allow consumers to choose providers at an affordable price. It should be done mainly through non-profits.

No, this act only forces people to pay for insurance they cannot afford. We should create a universal healthcare system instead.

No, an effort for reduction of repeat testing and transparency of care would drive down costs.

Obamacare has thrown an unbelievable amount of money down the drain, once again i support cheaper healthcare, but governments stimulating the system with unlimited money basically gives no incentive to lower costs without it.

No.. Institute a National Health Insurance Model like Canada & South Korea.

Yes, and further it to ensure universal coverage in the country

it should be up to the person

No, but programs should remain existing to help the poor. The free market does the best at deciding need let the market work with proper checks and balances.

This program is one of the worst programs Obama and his administration did . This has caused so many issues for citizens

Yes, but a combination of single-player and private organization would offer the most choices to all

no because universal health care sounds good but then doctors wont work as hard and you wont get treated as good.

yes but no because people just don't work then

No, it doesn't actually help everyone like they said in theory.

i support its goal but some aspects of the plan are a little wishy-washy for me, I need to learn more about it

Yes but don’t pay for it through taxes

Yes but fund it through an authorized grant not taxes

Yes but fund it through authorized grants not taxes

Yes but don’t fund it through taxes

Yes but fund it through authorized grants

Yes but allow people to choose their own healthcare

Yes but allow people to choose their own insurance

not to sure

doesn't really effect me

don't make healthcare crazy outrageous but easier to pay for

I really wouldn't know

- Support free and public healthcare (for those who qualify)
- Officially nationalize all health institutions, where the employees of said health institutions are government employees.
- The U.S. government shall only support any medical procedures with a success rate of 51% or higher
- The U.S. federal government shall cover 50% of the cost of healthcare (while the states, U.S. territories, and Washington D.C., shall cover for the other 50%).
- Only essential and/or beneficial medical procedures (both surgical and non-surgical) shall be covered by the state
- Taxes, tariffs, fees, profi…  Read morets, revenue (from individuals and corporate entities such as companies, corporations, franchises, businesses, non-tax exempt organizations, etc;), voluntary donations, contributions, and other forms of income; shall help fund, maintain and improve the U.S. healthcare system.
- Pregnancies and fatal injuries and illnesses shall take precedence or priority (especially in the emergency rooms)

Yes, but socialized medicine would be even better

I support the idea, but I would also like for citizens to have the option to have their own private healthcare accounts.

yes but we should not have to sacrifice quality healthcare for affordable care

Yes, but socializing healthcare would be ideal

No, it effectively did nothing to decrease the costs of healthcare to the middle class

I agree with some, but not all of the policies in obamacare.

Healthcare is a necessity for a healthy life, we must begin looking at ways to remove the profit motive from healthcare.

Yes, for the most part, but we should move away from it.

I don´t know what this is.

No, either making a universal health care for all -or- open the markets so insurers can compete across state lines and reduce costs. Either would be better as the system we have is anti-competitive with big giveaways to Pharma/Insurance which is why Americans pay more than any other country for health care.

No, I support the spirit of the plan, giving everyone helthcare. However, forcing a product on the population by government mandate with the consequences of fines or even jailtime is unconstitutional and immoral.

I dislike the requirement to have it. But aside from that, there should be a public healthcare option available.

No, I dislike the requirement to have it. But aside from that, there should be a public healthcare option available.

Yes, I believe it is a good start, but I would like to work towards establishing a healthcare system similar to Germany's healthcare system

I support some aspects but not all of them.

No, but we should offer a national Public Option to compete with private insurance.

Yes, but I prefer abolishing government insurance while mandating private insurance, paid via payroll taxes

No, and I prefer abolishing government insurance while mandating private insurance, paid via payroll taxes

No, I favor repealing Obamacare and replacing it with a French style universal multi-payer system.

No, it should just be free.

I support the concept but not the implementation. Create a split system where basic needs and medicine are provided by our military facilities and more advanced or elective medical needs (such as cancer, cosmetic surgery, or personal choice of doctors) should be private insurance.

No, but we should offer limited universal healthcare.

No, a single payer healthcare system would be better than a mandate system