• AFFORDABLE CARE
    Universal Health Care
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Thomas David MacNamara
  • End Fluoridation now!
    Fluoride can damage fertility, destroy bones, and cause early puberty in children
    110 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Dr. Dot Stein
  • Colorado Health Reform Does Not Help The Underinsured
    My working family members need preventative health care. Insurance companies have set the deductibles so high that we cannot afford preventative care or life saving surgery. We do not qualify for the free clinic services because we are UNDERinsured and not UNinsured. None of my working family members are old enough for Medicare. We need to put a cap on the dollar amount that health insurance companies can ask for annual deductibles when it comes to preventative care and life saving surgery.
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by MARGARET
  • Medicaid Expansion
    Unless Georgia Medicaid is expanded to include most of the half million plus uninsured Georgians, many of our small, rural hospitals will continue to be at risk for bankruptcy. The Indigent Care Fund is inadequate for current needs. Federal funding is available to provide 100% reimbursement to Georgia for Medicaid expansion for the next three years, and 90% until 2022. Why should Georgia lose this opportunity to enable its residents to obtain the health care they need at an affordable cost?
    205 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Elizabeth Martin
  • Medicare/Medicaid
    Medicare benefits, which I worked for, are less acceped t han Medicaid benefits, which pay for 100% for kids and mothers, that never worked to pay taxes as I have. I get 20% bill for everything..making my credit score, because of illness...below 250. Needs to change or a low supplementary benefit that we can afford on fixed income.
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Alfreda Bryant
  • Stop rigging Citizens Ins. to be for profit.
    As a state run entity, Citizens should be run as a non profit, instead of a greedy corporation trying to suck every dollar out of its customers.
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by tommy zamplus
  • Expand Medicaid Coverage in North Carolina
    In North Carolina, there are 720,000 uninsured adults who would be eligible for Medicaid if the state expanded its Medicaid program. Providing such coverage will help people gain access to the care they need, which can improve health outcomes. In addition, the expansion would add about $1.4 billion to North Carolina's economy and total employment would increase by about 23,000 jobs.
    557 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Jeremiah Smith
  • medical marijuana
    legalize medical marijuana in Texas. It's been approved in other states and we here in the lone star state should have the benefits of this natural substance too.
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Charles Siterlet
  • Georgians for Georgia
    Create a Georgia Health Exchange today. We should be making decisions about Georgia's health care, not abdicating control of our health care to the Federal Government. Georgians should establish an Exchange and manage their own Health Care Rights. Not to do so is short-sighted, anti State's Rights and counter-productive to the safety of all Georgians. .
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Gregory Farino
  • Limit Medical Benefits of Elected Officials to those available to ordinary Citizens
    This petition is to limit the government provided medical benefits to the approximately the same level as the citizens the elected officials govern. I am sick of paying thousands of dollars per month as an individual for me and my family while elected officials who are supposed to be representing me, get and give compensation to large corporations that turn around and charge me MORE money for medical coverage, that the corporations more often not simply deny anyway.
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Steven LEach
  • Govenor Rick Perry save Health Care for the State
    I feel that Health Care Benefits for the State of Texas should be a priority. Budget cuts to our current Health Care System would be devastating to seniors,disabled, and children. What is more important people or cutting the budget? The poorly disadvantaged would be placed in a very compromising position.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Michelle
  • Mental Health/The State of Georgia Focus
    Mental Health again has become an issue in this Country. Former Governor Carter's wife put this issue before the state and developed a plan of concern, along with the federal laws on how the state would addressed it at the forefront. I think again Mental Health and the State's actions should be put on the table to be discussed
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Valarie King