You might want to read some of the literature from the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons - you get a real education on what "universal health coverage" is really all about.

For an education about the latest proposals I would not turn to a group that labels the existing social security measures "evil" and "immoral". ;-)

If you google for a "non-partisan" description of that group, I suspect that you'll read that it is a politically motivated organization with a few thousand members, not all of whom are doctors, and which publishes a journal criticized by other medical groups for poor research and quackery.

I prefer the AMA which presently opposes the idea but will at least consider the facts rather than hunting for fault. Sure the AMA is motivated by self-interest but here is an idea for you: we want physicians to be wealthy- wealthy enough that their well-being does not depend on as much churn as possible and so they can afford to be generous of their time and consideration.