Mark DeSaulnier for Congress Campaign HQ: 2014 N. Main St., Walnut Creek, CA
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Health Care

Mark DeSaulnier's positions and updates on health care reform — fighting for small businesses and working families.

Key Issue

Health Care Reform

Health care reform was a central pillar of Mark DeSaulnier's campaign for Congress. He believed that every American deserves access to quality, affordable health coverage — and that small businesses and working families should not be left behind by a broken system.

Support for a Public Option

Mark supported the creation of a public health insurance option to increase competition, lower costs, and ensure that no family is forced to go without coverage. A public option would give Americans more choice while keeping private insurers accountable.

Small Businesses Benefit

Health care reform directly helps small businesses by reducing premium costs and providing tax credits. Mark highlighted how reform allows small employers to offer coverage to their workers without breaking their budgets — strengthening both local economies and families.

Working Families First

Mark's health care platform prioritized working families who had been priced out of the insurance market. He advocated for protections against denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions and for closing gaps that left millions uninsured.

Campaign Updates

Health Care News

Throughout the campaign, Mark shared updates on health care legislation, local impacts, and his vision for reform. Stay informed by visiting the campaign news section for the latest announcements and press coverage.

  • Statements on federal health care legislation and its effect on California families
  • Small business roundtables discussing real-world impacts of rising premiums
  • Community forums on expanding access and the public option

Get Involved

Mark's campaign relied on grassroots support. Volunteers and donors made the difference in spreading the message about health care reform and other critical issues.

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