The proposed bill establishes the Task Force on Universal Health Care for Florida, which is tasked with designing a comprehensive and publicly funded health care system known as the Health Care for All Florida Plan. This task force will consist of 20 members, including state legislators and appointees from the Governor, and will receive support from the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability (OPPAGA). The task force's primary objectives include producing recommendations for a single-payer health care financing system that ensures equitable access to care, protects individuals from financial burdens, and engages the public in the planning process. Additionally, the Agency for Health Care Administration is mandated to develop a Medicaid buy-in program or public health care option for certain residents.

The bill emphasizes the importance of non-discrimination in health care access and mandates transparency and accountability within the system. It outlines the governance structure of the Health Care for All Florida Plan, requiring the task force to consider community input and address healthcare disparities. The bill also appropriates $1,174,816 from the General Revenue Fund for the 2025-2026 fiscal year to support the Agency for Health Care Administration in implementing the plan. The task force is required to submit its findings and recommendations by the first day of the 2027 regular session, with provisions for the repeal of certain sections of the bill set for January 2, 2028.