Expand Medicare Call In Week of Action Sample Scripts

Each day this week, we’re calling our Members of Congress to expand Medicare in the reconciliation package. Join us!

Call In Number: 202-224-3121

Scripts

Monday, August 30: Lowering the eligibility age

“Hi, my name is [Name]. I live in [State] and I’m calling to urge [Senator/Representative] to expand Medicare! Specifically, the reconciliation package must include lowering the Medicare eligibility age to at least 60. Can I count on the [Senator/Representative] to support this critical health priority?”


Tuesday, August 31: Out-of-pocket cap

“Hi, my name is [Name]. I live in [State] and I’m calling to urge [Senator/Representative] to expand Medicare! Specifically, the reconciliation package must cap out-of-pocket costs for Medicare beneficiaries. Can I count on the [Senator/Representative] to support this critical health priority?”


Wednesday, September 1: Lowering drug prices

“Hi, my name is [Name]. I live in [State] and I’m calling to urge [Senator/Representative] to expand Medicare! Specifically, the reconciliation package must give Medicare the power to negotiate lower drug prices. Can I count on the [Senator/Representative] to support this critical health priority?”


Thursday, September 2: Vision, hearing, dental

“Hi, my name is [Name]. I live in [State] and I’m calling to urge [Senator/Representative] to expand Medicare! Specifically, the reconciliation package must expand Medicare to cover dental, hearing, and vision care without copays. Can I count on the [Senator/Representative] to support this critical health priority?”


Friday, September 3: All Medicare expansion priorities

“Hi, my name is [Name]. I live in [State] and I’m calling to urge [Senator/Representative] to expand Medicare! Specifically, the reconciliation package must:

1. Give Medicare the power to negotiate lower drug prices
2. Expand Medicare to cover dental, vision, and hearing care
3. Lower the Medicare eligibility age
4. Cap out-of-pocket costs

Can I count on the [Senator/Representative] to support these critical health care priorities?”