Fixing the Health Care System in America

In the last 5 years of my life, I have worked in the medical industry. One of the biggest problems that plagues our country is rising medical expenses. If we can not control our costs, we may lose the whole system and paralyze the economy. For our future, we must find ways to reduce medical costs in this country. According to the Milliman Medical Index (Figure 1), the average cost of last year's 4 port insurance was $ 20,728.00.

Interest in the health care system in countries other than the United States, have been motivated by frustration at the seemingly inverse relationship between health care spending and access to essential services in the United States health care system. Proper medical services are almost universally available in all other industrialized countries and their costs are much lower than in the United States. The surge in healthcare costs in the United States is closely related to the specific medical institutions, provision and financing systems developed by the United States. The United States fell into a paradox of providing more financing for medical care, leaving a large number of people without medical and insurance. The US wants to seek problems in other countries that could cure the US system.

I reluctantly focus on this issue. This article does not mean that the free market does not solve the medical problem, nor does it mean that health care is not important for prosperity, the US medical system is superior to the people's system It does not mean that there is. It makes sense to call health care "right".

A major problem in the United States is the need for a new healthcare system. The number of people without insurance requiring treatment is increasing. According to USA Today, medical insurance accounts for the majority of the US healthcare system and is expected to go bankrupt in 2019. "Congress refused to swallow medical insurance due to sick leave." The people's choice will make Americans happy. - A few years ago, after her company was acquired and her husband retired (I forgot her name from Mercury News), no employer was able to compensate her family with health insurance. She thought it was easy to join an individual's health insurance, so she decided to join family health insurance quietly. She discussed the insurance broker and options and entered in a long application, but found that there was only one denial letter in the mailbox. So why was she denied?