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Opinion What S So Good About Health Care The New York Times Private insurers add nothing of value to our health care system and drain billions of dollars that should be spent on patient care. a single payer “medicare for all” system would end this. For chimére smith, who has suffered from long covid since 2020, the last two years have laid bare the myriad problems with the american health care system. to advocate for her own health, “i. Soul crushing surprises lurking in the fine print. the american health care system is — to put it mildly — totally perplexing, an exercise in patience and a test of financial resilience. After years of preaching “the gospel” that “patients must pay something for their care,” they’ve now abandoned the message. instead they propose tax funded “basic” health coverage—without copayments, deductibles, or other forms of “cost sharing”—for all americans.
Opinion Remedies For Our Health Care System The New York Times Soul crushing surprises lurking in the fine print. the american health care system is — to put it mildly — totally perplexing, an exercise in patience and a test of financial resilience. After years of preaching “the gospel” that “patients must pay something for their care,” they’ve now abandoned the message. instead they propose tax funded “basic” health coverage—without copayments, deductibles, or other forms of “cost sharing”—for all americans. Our health care system needs to incentivize primary care and force nonprofit entities to allocate larger portions of their budgets to primary care or lose their nonprofit status. Reforming the u.s. health system is no small feat. the country's size, diversity, and entrenched political divisions present unique challenges. public distrust of government, amplified by. For more than 50 years, as the economics of american healthcare and health insurance have evolved, one theory has persisted, unchanged: to promote better and more efficient medical treatment,. We are one of the few developed countries that does not have universal coverage. we spend an extraordinary amount on health care, far more than anyone else. and our broad outcomes are middling.
Opinion A New Attack On Health Care Reform The New York Times Our health care system needs to incentivize primary care and force nonprofit entities to allocate larger portions of their budgets to primary care or lose their nonprofit status. Reforming the u.s. health system is no small feat. the country's size, diversity, and entrenched political divisions present unique challenges. public distrust of government, amplified by. For more than 50 years, as the economics of american healthcare and health insurance have evolved, one theory has persisted, unchanged: to promote better and more efficient medical treatment,. We are one of the few developed countries that does not have universal coverage. we spend an extraordinary amount on health care, far more than anyone else. and our broad outcomes are middling.
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