A Vision for Health Care Without Insurance

The near future of the single payer movement is very promising. CalCare will be reintroduced in 2023. Join us to promote single-payer healthcare in California.

Single Payer Healthcare and You

On the steps of SF City Hall, supporters of single payer healthcare hold up a banner that reads "San Francisco supports SB 810 single payer healthcare"

What Is Single Payer?

In a single payer system, all health care providers would bill one entity for their services. This reduces administrative waste and saves money.

SPN volunteers gathering signatures in support of single-payer healthcare

Why Single Payer?

We have a monster insurance bureaucracy that wastes at least 31 cents of every health care dollar, but fails to give us health security.

SPN members marching with a banner that reads "Healthcare - Yes! Insurance Companies - No!"

Why SPN?

Since 1994, Single Payer Now has advocated for progressive health policies and educated individuals about single-payer healthcare models.

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From the Blog

  • Congressman Ryan Hides After Trying to Attack Medicare in San Francisco

    Congressman Ryan Hides After Trying to Attack Medicare in San Francisco From Don Bechler of Single Payer Now – Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI) came to SF on May 24 to raise funds for his attacks on Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, and Gay Marriage. He is the point person for the 1% attacks on our social…

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  • Healthcare is a Human Right & Celebrating May Day in the City of Angels

    Back in December, Occupy LA put out the call for a general strike on May 1st 2012.  The points of unity were: immigrant rights, economic, social and environmental justice. For labor rights, peace, civil liberties and ending the police state. For housing, education and healthcare as human rights, and for women’s rights, LGBTQ rights and…

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  • LA Solidarity Rally & Speakout

    On Monday, January 9, hundreds of single payer healthcare activists took to the streets of downtown Los Angeles staging a New Orleans style, jazz funeral procession through the financial district, complete with an eight-piece band. The “funeral” mourned the losses of the thousands of people who die each year either because they lacked health insurance,…

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