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A truly moral health care system should start out by covering all of its citizens with basic health care. It would not be seduced by its technology and fancy buildings.
Richard Lamm
Universal coverage, not medical technology, is the foundation of any caring health care system. Richard Lamm
As long as we decline to allow sick, uninsured people to just lie down and die on the side of the road, everybody has to have insurance for the health care system to work sanely.
Gail Collins
For the wealthiest country in the world…to not have figured out access to basic healthcare as a fundamental right for individuals, I think is a little bit of a national embarrassment."
John Jay Shannon, MD, CEO of Cook County Health & Hospitals System (Chicago)
For he who has health has hope; and he who has hope, has everything.
Owen Arthur
A tremendous amount of needless pain and suffering can be eliminated by ensuring that health insurance is universally available.
Daniel Akaka
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'Patriotic Public Health Buttons by Su_G': 1960s campaign style buttons in patriotic red, white and blue, pinned on a white coat! (fabric mockup c/o Spoonflower)
Hand-drawn.
© Su Schaefer 2020
Relates to 'Public health saves lives by Su_G': my psychedelic entry in Spoonflower's Designs for Good Design Challenge.
My inspiration for these came from a fabulous book of 1960s photographs which included some from around the 1968 Nixon campaign - which I have then subverted for a cause dear to my public health heart. It has been so dispiriting to have to explain over and over again that asking individuals to do things that benefit the group (keep everyone healthy) benefits the individual as well as everyone else.
[Patriotic Public Health Buttons by Su_G_fabric_mockup]
A big F@$% you goes out to those clowns in Congress this morning. Those moonbats in the Tea Party live to wage class warfare on the poor and middle class. God forbid people get affordable healthcare in this country!
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
The Activist group #GetOrganizedBK held a rally and DIE-IN on March 11, 2017 at the Brooklyn Borough Hall steps and plaza in defense of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare after the GOP released their bill to gut the ACA, putting many Americans at serious health risks if the ACA is repealed or replaced with their plan. New York Elected Officials expressed their support and joined the DIE-IN.
Wheeler Pavilion is round. You can see the lights of the ceiling in this amber tincture bottle.
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
The Activist group #GetOrganizedBK held a rally and DIE-IN on March 11, 2017 at the Brooklyn Borough Hall steps and plaza in defense of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare after the GOP released their bill to gut the ACA, putting many Americans at serious health risks if the ACA is repealed or replaced with their plan. New York Elected Officials expressed their support and joined the DIE-IN.
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Health providers, patients, grassroots organizers, NYC Councilmember and co-founder of #GetOrganizedBK Brad Lander, NY assemblymember Richard Gottfried and concerned New York residents organized a Die-In against Trumpcare and for affordable coverage for all on June 4, 2017; at 33 Street Plaza, W. 33 St. between 7the and 8th Aves, Manhattan. Protestors rally to warn US Senate of human toll of “repeal/replace” health plans. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Social distance spacing for the meal line.
Lane Events Center opened the Wheeler Pavilion for unhoused folks with respiratory issues. The plan is to take the pressure off of the local healthcare infrastructure. I have worked several night shifts.
Two AFGE members of Local 3172 Join in the National Alliance for Retired Americans in California CARA celebration of Medicare’s 49th birthday in front of the East Oakland Social Security office.
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
On Tuesday March 21, 2017; outside the NYC Federal Building (26 Federal Plaza, Bway between Worth and Duane), which contains Medicaid offices, hundreds of New Yorkers who rely on Medicaid, including seniors and people with disabilities, will conduct political theater to protest congressional Republicans' plan to remake Medicaid.
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
After the New York Single-Payer healthcare bill passed the New York Assembly last week, constituents of New York State Senator Marty Golden aim to highlight his role in the potential success or failure of the New York Health Act (bill S4840) by organizing a rally in front of his Brooklyn office on May 31, 2017. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Info about the conference they protested which included speeches form for Republican Senate leader Bill First & for HHS Secretary (and failed presidential candidate) Tommy Thompson
The Activist group #GetOrganizedBK held a rally and DIE-IN on March 11, 2017 at the Brooklyn Borough Hall steps and plaza in defense of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare after the GOP released their bill to gut the ACA, putting many Americans at serious health risks if the ACA is repealed or replaced with their plan. New York Elected Officials expressed their support and joined the DIE-IN.
Info about the conference they protested which included speeches form for Republican Senate leader Bill First & for HHS Secretary (and failed presidential candidate) Tommy Thompson
"WE WILL TREAT EVERYONE THE SAME, NO MATTER EVEN IF THEY ARE FROM ANOTHER PLANET, THEY WILL GET THE BEST TREATMENT...NO MATTER HOW MUCH IT COSTS...WE WILL MAKE THEM WELL AND THEN SEND THEM BACK INTO OUTER SPACE TO THEIR OWN PLANETS..." so my grandaugher wrote in her essay about Healthcare, an assignment from a politically-motivated grandfather.
Info about the conference they protested which included speeches form for Republican Senate leader Bill First & for HHS Secretary (and failed presidential candidate) Tommy Thompson
Info about the conference which included speeches form for Republican Senate leader Bill First & for HHS Secretary (and failed presidential candidate) Tommy Thompson
Info about the conference they protested which included speeches form for Republican Senate leader Bill First & for HHS Secretary (and failed presidential candidate) Tommy Thompson
Not being able to afford health care is the real rationing.
Not being able to afford treatment is the real 'death panel.'
Health Care Can't Wait!
CNA and single-payer supporters rally for two days in support of SB 562 preceding the California Assembly Select Committee hearings on healthcare delivery systems and universal coverage.
Info about the conference they protested which included speeches form for Republican Senate leader Bill First & for HHS Secretary (and failed presidential candidate) Tommy Thompson
After the New York Single-Payer healthcare bill passed the New York Assembly last week, constituents of New York State Senator Marty Golden aim to highlight his role in the potential success or failure of the New York Health Act (bill S4840) by organizing a rally in front of his Brooklyn office on May 31, 2017. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
After the New York Single-Payer healthcare bill passed the New York Assembly last week, constituents of New York State Senator Marty Golden aim to highlight his role in the potential success or failure of the New York Health Act (bill S4840) by organizing a rally in front of his Brooklyn office on May 31, 2017. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
On January 15, 2017; hundreds of activists and allies from the newly-formed anti-Trump group Rise & Resist staged a peaceful protest at Trump International Hotel and Tower in New York City, to fight against the radical changes to the American healthcare system proposed by the Trump Administration and Republicans.
175 people were arrested after a massive civil disobedience on July 19, 2017; in Senate offices around Capitol Hill. In the wake of the health care bill collapse, constituents from across the country flooded Capitol Hill to protest Republican senators who have not spoken up against ACA repeal and demand universal, affordable, quality healthcare for all. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Billionaires and "Money Heads seize the health system bricks to build a wall that blocks the recipients from life-saving healthcare. - On Tuesday March 21, 2017; outside the NYC Federal Building (26 Federal Plaza, Bway between Worth and Duane), which contains Medicaid offices, hundreds of New Yorkers who rely on Medicaid, including seniors and people with disabilities, will conduct political theater to protest congressional Republicans' plan to remake Medicaid.