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.
The AMA continues to oppose Medicare for All, group president James Madara said in a statement. However, he said the group wanted to focus on bolstering solutions it supports, rather than attacking those it opposes.
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