elizabeth believes
HEALTHCARE IS
A HUMAN RIGHT
elizabeth believes
HEALTHCARE IS
A HUMAN RIGHT
Elizabeth spent years undiagnosed with a genetic disease because the healthcare system failed her. She knows what it's like to be dismissed by doctors, to ration care because of cost, and to fight for answers that should come with compassion.
As a nurse and patient advocate for over a decade, she's seen the system from both sides. And she knows exactly what needs to change.
What Elizabeth Will Do:
Lower Prescription Drug Costs
Cap insulin at $35 for all Americans, not just Medicare recipients
Allow Medicare to negotiate prices for all prescription drugs, not just 10
End pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) price gouging that inflates costs
Create transparency requirements so patients know the real cost of medications
Why it matters: Elizabeth has watched patients ration insulin and skip cancer treatments because they couldn't afford them. No one should die because Big Pharma prioritizes profits over people.
Defend and Expand Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security
Oppose any attempts to cut or privatize these programs or to raise the retirement age
Expand Medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing coverage
Close the Medicaid gap so no one falls through the cracks
Strengthen Social Security by making millionaires and billionaires pay their fair share
Why it matters: These aren't "entitlements"—you've paid into them your entire working life. Elizabeth will protect what you've earned.
Fully Resource the VA
End the veteran suicide crisis with comprehensive mental health services
Eliminate wait times for veteran healthcare appointments
Expand VA coverage for conditions linked to military service
Support veteran caregivers and families
Why it matters: With the sacrifices veterans make, they deserve the very BEST care the United States has to offer.
Protect Patients from Medical Errors and Ensure Price Transparency
Require hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies to clearly disclose black box medication warnings AND document patient awareness and acceptance of those risks
Mandate price transparency before procedures
Strengthen patient safety protocols and whistleblower protections
End surprise medical billing once and for all
Why it matters: Elizabeth survived a surgical accident that paralyzed her dominant arm. She knows what happens when the system fails to protect patients—and she'll make sure it never happens to you.
Expand Access to Mental Health and Behavioral Health Services
Integrate behavioral health into primary care settings
Increase funding for community mental health clinics
Address the national mental health workforce shortage
Expand telehealth access for rural and underserved communities
Why it matters: Mental health is healthcare. Period.