Digital Tool Kit
Thank you for helping us to fight Uber’s deceptive ballot initiative! Below are 5 easy steps for you to take to help defeat Uber’s measure! Pick one or do all of them—every action will make an impact.
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Every new follower multiplies our reach! And be sure to like, share and comment to help spread the word.
Facebook: @protectpatientcare
Instagram: @protectpaientcare
Threads: @protectpatientcare
X: @ppc_ca
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Post photos, videos, testimonials or graphics that reflect why this campaign matters to you personally. Create and post your own content and we’ll reshare! Here’s a helpful document with tips and tricks on how to create a video about why you’re saying NO to Uber’s ballot initiative.
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The more, the louder. Tell your friends, family, colleagues and followers about Uber’s deceptive initiative and its dangerous impact on Californians if passed. Ask them to follow us and engage on social media and encourage them to contribute to the campaign to fight back! Donations can be made online at any time.
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People will comment on our posts asking us questions and we could use your help responding. If you spot any of these in the comments, here’s how to respond:
How can I get involved with the campaign? Message them this tool kit and ask them to sign up for updates online.Why should I vote NO to Uber’s ballot initiative? This is the most important question. Share your personal story/reasons why. Find talking points below.
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Uber wrote this. This ballot measure was bankrolled by Uber to limit what accident victims can recover. This is about protecting their profits, not patients.
It restricts your care. Patients would lose the right to choose their own doctor and could be cut off from long-term treatment before they've fully recovered.
Taxpayers pick up the tab. This measure will shift tens of millions in annual costs onto Medi-Cal, which we all fund.
Fewer doctors will take your case. Slashed reimbursement rates mean specialists can't afford to treat accident victims resulting in longer waits and fewer options.
Your bills go up. The measure caps what victims can recover, leaving patients responsible for thousands in out-of-pocket costs for care.