UT SB0300

Establishes a study or framework for implementing a single-payer health insurance system in Utah, where one entity (typically the state) would provide health coverage for all residents

Directs the Legislature or a designated agency to examine the feasibility, costs, and potential savings of transitioning from the current multi-payer health insurance model

Addresses how a single-payer system would interact with existing programs such as Medicaid, Medicare, and employer-sponsored insurance

Requires analysis of funding mechanisms that could support a statewide single-payer program, including potential tax structures or premium assessments

Mandates reporting requirements to the Legislature on findings and recommendations regarding single-payer implementation