Join us for an exclusive screening of the new documentary “American Hospitals,” followed by a panel discussion with local healthcare professionals and experts. RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/health-care-for-all-washington-65734612683
Today, many people see hospital care as being too often about money and power than serving the health needs of patients and the community. “American Hospitals” examines what some view as the pernicious incentives driving health care’s astronomical pricing, its monopolistic practices, and the pervasive inequities in access and treatment. The film identifies innovative solutions that deserve national attention to restore hospitals to their historic focus on community health at affordable cost.
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About American Hospitals:
Today hospital care is too often about money and power than serving the health needs of patients and the community. “American Hospitals” examines the pernicious incentives driving health care’s astronomical pricing, its monopolistic practices and the pervasive inequities in access and treatment. The film identifies innovative solutions that deserve national attention to restore hospitals to their historic focus on community health at affordable cost.
About Health Care for All Washington:
Health Care for All – Washington is dedicated to achieving universal, publicly funded health care.
Formed in 1994, we are the oldest grassroots organization in Washington that is solely dedicated to universal health care. Two-thirds of our Board of Directors are healthcare professionals who provide expert guidance and insight into the development of public policy. Other board and committee members are long-time advocates who are focused on increasing equitability and access to health care.
We seek to expand and rebuild our public health system to be capable of rapid response and resiliency in the face of contagion or catastrophe.