Healthcare shouldn't cost us our health.
Minnesotans are skipping prescriptions, delaying care and going broke while corporations post record profits. Sign the petition and help us change it.
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The corporate takeover of our healthcare is bankrupting and killing Minnesotans.
Massive hospital systems and insurance companies put their bottom lines above our health — and Minnesotans are paying for it with money, care and lives.
~$450B
UnitedHealth Group revenue reported in 2025
Hundreds of billions taken out of patient care by one Minnesota-based company.
UnitedHealth Group results2x
Hospital overhead vs. direct patient care
Executive pay and administration outgrow the bedside care people actually need.
See the corporate figures250K
Minnesotans projected to lose coverage from Jan 1, 2027
Federal cuts and lapsed premium help push coverage out of reach across the state.
Minnesota DHS analysis
Tell your lawmakers to make the pledge
Candidates aren't the only ones who need to commit. Demand that Minnesota's legislators sign the Affordable Healthcare Now pledge — in writing, on the record.
Minnesotans have 3 demands.
High quality, affordable healthcare for every Minnesotan.
100% coverage. Affordable. Quality. Equitable.
Every Minnesotan should be able to go to the doctor, fill a prescription, get mental healthcare, receive treatment and care for their family without wondering whether getting well will bankrupt them. Minnesota must guarantee Healthcare for All Minnesotans, especially the people being priced and pushed out of care.
Get our money back from the billionaires.
We want our money back.
Congress chose to take enormous resources out of healthcare while giving massive tax benefits to corporations and the wealthy and increasing spending in areas like ICE terror. Minnesota's elected leaders must fight to repeal the devastating healthcare provisions of the Big Bad Bill and use every tool available to recover the resources our communities are losing, including requiring wealthy corporations and those who benefited from these federal giveaways to pay their fair share.
No more profiting from illness and suffering.
Our sickness should not be someone else's business model.
Healthcare corporations should not make more money because more people are sick, because treatment costs more, or because patients can be charged more for the care they cannot live without. We need a healthcare system whose incentive is keeping people healthy, not making money from human pain, illness and suffering.