What was Johnson's domestic reform program?

What was Johnson's domestic reform program?
President Lyndon B. Johnson's domestic reform program is referred to as The Great Society. Johnson's focus was on leveling the playing field - reducing poverty and eradicating racial injustice - guaranteeing equal access to education and health care for all Americans. Medicare, a program primarily purposed to guarantee health care for the elderly, was initiated by Johnson as part of his Great Society plan, and is still in existence today.