We need to get corporate money out of politics. Let's put our Senators and Congresspeople on notice: It might be legal, but you will not be re-elected if you take money from corporate interests.

The outrageous rise in the price of the Epipen caused a national scandal. My husband and I are over seventy now and the few medications we need are available as generics, but we have friends who take expensive medications. The prices of some cancer medications force people to make unacceptable choices between death and financial ruin.

I'm on Medicare - and I love it. I want it for everyone. I care about people, not unnecessary 3rd party insurance companies, not price-gouging big pharma, not political. Healthcare is a human right, and we are the only first world nation that does not provide this health coverage. From: Physicians for a National Health Program http://www.pnhp.org/news/2017/january/doctors-hail-reintroduction-of-medicare-for-all-bill “In addition to the enormous administrative savings from a single payer, such a program would also have the financial clout to negotiate with drug and medical equipment suppliers for lower prices. And doctors would have more time to spend with their patients, instead of dealing with mountains of paperwork and haggling with insurers. The key step is removing the private health insurers from the picture. “Recent Kaiser and Gallup surveys have shown that nearly 6 in 10 Americans, 58 percent, support a Medicare-for-all approach, with the Gallup poll finding that 41 percent of Republicans favor replacing the ACA with ‘a federally funded health care program providing insurance for all Americans,’” she said. “And surveys show physician support is also strong and growing. Hundreds of labor, civic and faith-based organizations have endorsed this model of deep-going reform. “The time for fundamental health care reform is now,” Paris said. “No more tweaking. No more incrementalism. No more ‘political feasibility’ arguments. It’s time for Congress to stop putting the interests of private insurance and Big Pharma over constituent needs. It’s time to make H.R. 676, Improved Medicare for All, the law of the land.” Physicians for a National Health Program (www.pnhp.org) is a nonprofit research and education organization of more than 20,000 doctors who support single-payer national health insurance. It was founded in 1986."

I am an AllCare member who thinks that AllCare CCO should ask their members before they change our main provider. I am concerned with them changing our providers to small agencies that cannot meet our service needs to save a buck. Patients over Profits!

I am a Jackson Care Connect member who thinks that Jackson Care Connect CCO should ask their members before they change our main provider. I am concerned with them changing our providers to small agencies that cannot meet our service needs to save a buck. Patients over Profits!

Mike Bishop has refused to speak to his constituents about the Affordable Care Act, but instead has hidden behind op-eds in the local newspaper and even blocked people from his Twitter account. More than 23.1 million Americans could lose their health care if the Affordable Care Act is repealed, many of them in the 8th District. Many others will be affected by the lose of other parts of the law. We deserve to be heard by our elected representative.

I've worked in healthcare for 40 years and seen the great benefits the Affordable Care Act brought to US citizens. We cannot go backward.

We believe that a single-payer "Medicare-for-all" system of health insurance is the best way to insure affordable health care for all American. Representative John Conyers (Democrat - Michigan) has introduced a bill that would put such a system in place. Republicans are repealing Obamacare, but don't have a suitable replacement. Conyers does. This is an opportunity for President Trump to lead a bi-partisan effort to do something great for the American people.

My father's friend lost all his savings, and he almost lost his business, because his child got cancer.

If the Affordable Care Act is repealed without a replacement plan, there is the risk that millions of Americans will not be able to have health insurance coverage. Premiums are likely to continue to increase without a replacement plan.

Repealing ACA without a sound and fair replacement is reprehensible. Congress and the House of Representatives must stop politicizing health care, too many lives are at stake. Roskam must take a stand to save lives.

The Republican Party has promised America a better plan than the Affordable Healthcare Act. They have promised to Repeal and Replace it. To repeal it without a replacement would be a bait-and-switch maneuver that would cause harm to millions of people who have come to rely on the healthcare that they are presently receiving.