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AMA drops out of Medicare for All opposition coalition

The AMA still opposes Medicare for All, but wants to focus on bolstering solutions it supports, rather than attacking those it opposes.

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Chalkboard with insurance words on it Examples of areas where the AMA will likely refocus its efforts include increased subsidies for Obamacare enrollees and other policies to stabilize the ACA marketplace. (Photo: Getty)

The American Medical Association, the formidable physicians lobby, announced on Thursday that it would no longer participate in a Partnership for America’s Health Care Future, a group mounting a campaign against Medicare for All and other Democratic proposals to expand government involvement in health care.

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