1. Adequate health care for all citizens of the US: this does NOT mean elective surgery (including "sex change operations" and other such);
2. It DOES mean that you could well be in a room with several others (a ward);
3. It does NOT include television or a telephone or computer access;
4. It DOES mean you get generic drugs instead of "brands" if such are available;
5. It DOES mean that you get physical therapy when it is needed;
6. It DOES include powered chairs and other assistive devices;
7. It DOES include childbirth, but not elective abortions;
8. It DOES include contraceptive medicines and devices;
9. It DOES mean that everyone will pay something more;
10. It DOES include wellness programs, participation in which lowers your share;
11. It DOES not include (except by your physician's prescription) acupuncture, shiatsu, vitamin pills, herbal supplements, chiropractic, and other such;
12. BUT additional private insurance can allow "upgrades".
The program would pay to educate physicians (allopathic and osteopathic) if they agreed to serve a period (at a set wage) in the Health Care System.
I'm basing much of this on the system the US military uses in its hospitals.