. The story
Ask a room of parents what keeps them up at night and healthcare costs come up before almost anything else. A child's asthma inhaler. A mother's insulin. A father's skipped checkup that becomes an emergency. This plan treats those kitchen-table fears as the policy emergency they are.
Where the plan hits first
1. Prices you can predict
Negotiated drug prices, capped insulin, and an end to surprise bills — so a diagnosis never becomes a debt sentence.
2. Care within reach
Twenty-four new community health centers plus mobile units for rural routes and night-shift workers.
3. Minds treated like bodies
Enforced parity so therapy and counseling are covered like any other care — starting with counselors in every school.
“My son's inhaler cost more than our groceries some months. A plan that caps that price isn't politics to me — it's survival.”
— Priya S., mother of two, at the Neighborhood Listening Session
What comes next
Read the full healthcare plan for funding and timelines, then join the next listening forum — the stories shared there shape the bill Marlowe will introduce in the first 100 days.