[2] Flowers left her practice to advocate full time for single payer Medicare for All healthcare.
Flowers joined Physicians for a National Health Program, serving as a Congressional Fellow, advocating for a single payer insurance system to expand Medicare to cover everyone.
"[1] In 2010, Flowers wrote a letter to President Barack Obama explaining her position on healthcare and offering Medicare as a model for a better system.
After multiple attempts by Flowers and her colleagues to deliver the letter directly to the White House, they were arrested for their refusal to leave the premises.
[1] In 2011, Flowers organized with the Occupy Movement in Washington, D.C., which evolved into her work at Popular Resistance in 2013, which she co-directed with Kevin Zeese.