We have an historic opportunity to create a viable path to political success for single payer — let’s seize the moment!
California has the ability to establish a system of guaranteed healthcare for all and provide better care that costs less. SB 770 makes this potential real by establishing a specific statutory pathway for pursuit of this goal.
Get Involved
If you’d like to get involved, fill out our Get Involved form linked below. If you’re part of an organization and want to support SB 770 with a letter to the Senate Health Committee, email Carolyn at carolyn@healthyca.org.
All Resources
- SB 770 Press Release (Healthy California Now) May 31, 2023
- SB 770 Press Release (Healthy California Now) March 23, 2023
- SB 770 Press Release (Senator Scott Wiener) March 21, 2023
- SB 770 Fact Sheet (updated May 18, 2023)
- SB 770 Bill Language
Supporters
- Healthy California Now Coalition (sponsor)
- Butte County Health Care Coalition
- California Alliance for Retired Americans
- California Conference of Machinists
- California Federation of Teachers AFL-CIO
- California Pan – Ethnic Health Network
- California OneCare
- California Teamsters Public Affairs Council
- Central Coast Alliance for a Sustainable Economy
- Clinica Romero
- Consumer Watchdog
- Courage California
- Gray Panthers of San Francisco
- Health Access
- Health Care for All – California
- Healthcare for All Working Group
- Healthcare Action Committee
- Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Collective
- Inland Equity Partnership
- League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) of Riverside Council 3190
- National Union of Healthcare Workers
- Physicians for National Health Program
- Service Employees International Union California (SEIU)
- Strategic Concepts in Organizing and Policy Education (SCOPE)
- Therapists for Single Payer
- UNITE-HERE, AFL-CIO
- Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
- Western Center on Law and Poverty
Media Coverage
- Los Angeles Times (PDF)
- San Francisco Chronicle (PDF)
- Politico (PDF)
- Code WACK! Podcast: “Rethinking the path to winning single payer” (April 23, 2023)
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