Democratic presidential hopefuls have been nearly unanimous in embracing some version of Medicare for All, and the emergence of the new lobbying group is a sign that the industry is taking the idea very seriously. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Many health care industry groups are lining up to oppose the concept of Medicare for All, with the nation's largest health care lobbying groups solidly opposing the concept after enduring the roller coaster ride that accompanied the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Insurance, physician, hospital and pharmaceutical groups have joined together to form the Partnership for America's Health Care Future (PAHCF), which said its mission is “…to improve what's working in health care and fix what's not. We support building on the strength of employer-provided health coverage and preserving Medicare, Medicaid, and other programs,” the group said on its website.
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