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I was able to beat breast cancer thanks to quality, affordable health coverage. If Republicans rip away affordable coverage, they'll stop millions of Americans from doing the same.

The truth: Democrats want to lower healthcare costs for working Americans. Undocumented immigrants are ineligible for tax credits and comprehensive Medicaid plans. Democrats haven't proposed changing that.

My community will be horribly hurt by Republicans' healthcare cuts. But local health leaders and citizens fear speaking out about it because Trump and DeSantis govern through vengeance and intimidation. The GOP healthcare crisis and shutdown must end.

I met health leaders in my district yesterday who were clear: costs go up for all of us if the GOP healthcare crisis doesn't end. Without ACA tax credits, more people get sicker due to lack of care and more will resort to ERs. That shifts costs on to all of us.

U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-25) will hear from healthcare professionals, including hospital CEOs, healthcare workers, and consumer advocates. Her goal is to find out how massive Republican Medicaid cuts and any failure to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits would impact local health providers and families in our community. Following the roundtable discussion, she will be available to take questions from press. Wasserman Schultz may be joined by roundtable participants. If not, she ...

As healthcare costs are set to skyrocket and public servants work without pay, Republicans just extended their vacation. I'm ready to lower prices for American families, but Republicans need to show up to work.

I just came out of the House Chamber to demand a vote on House Democrats' proposal to fund the government and protect Americans' healthcare. With hours left until a shutdown, Republicans decided to not show up for work and close the chamber down.

Democrats are in Washington, ready to work to avoid a shutdown and protect Americans' health care. But Republicans refuse to negotiate, and went on vacation instead.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-25) is hosting a virtual town hall with healthcare experts to share what Democrats are doing to prevent the healthcare crisis from getting worse, and give you the latest on a possible government shutdown. If you can't make it, sign up for my newsletter for regular updates.

Bringing home funding for medical research is critical, but it doesn't matter how much research we do if healthcare is unaffordable. Republicans need to negotiate a spending plan that stops their healthcare crisis from getting even worse.

Alex Acosta brokered a secret sweetheart deal to let Epstein off easy. He came to Congress for questioning—behind closed doors, again. We need real transparency to ensure this never happens again.

Washington, DC – Today, U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-25) held a press conference with a healthcare advocate, insurance expert, and Affordable Care Act recipient to address the Republican healthcare crisis unleashed by the Big Ugly Bill, attacks on vaccines, and the refusal to extend healthcare tax credits in partisan GOP spending bills. Watch Wasserman Schultz’s full remarks here. Government funding runs out on September 30th and Republicans have plunged the nation into a healthcare cr...

We must ensure NIH and the CDC have the resources they need to save lives. Too much is at stake.