Health Care in America is a Problem

In 2001, 41 million Americans were not enrolled in health insurance. In 2004, this number increased to 45 million people. In 2005, 47 million people did not receive medical treatment. Meanwhile, according to the census, 84% of Americans in 2005 received medical treatment. So what is the problem of health care in the US? Many people with end stage diseases rely on health insurance to help pay for the cost of many surgeries and treatments, but because the cost of treatment is not covered by the contract signed by the customer, Some insurance companies refuse payment.

Contrary to government 's "national medical care" solving medical problems in the United States, in reality it has destroyed America's medical care and countless lives. The purpose of "national medical care" (euphemism of social medicine) is unethical and impractical, infringes the right for businessmen, doctors and patients to act according to their judgment, so that production, management or purchase It will be restricted. The ability of goods and services To explain this point, we first study the nature and history of government involvement in health insurance and medicine. Then we consider trying to solve these problems in other countries and states in the United States by further government programs. Finally, we demonstrate that the only viable long-term solution to this problem is to turn into a completely free market for health care and health insurance.

The solution of medical problems in the United States is not a government intervention. Government intervention by the government's personal rights infringement is the fundamental cause of these problems. Government intervention in health insurance virtually eliminated selection, competition and innovation and pushed the cost of health insurance. Government intervention in medicine has brought immense harm to patients and physicians and increased medical expenses. Politicians and bureaucrats try to "solve" problems caused by a series of regulations by imposing other sets etc. to increase the vicious circle of cost, distribution, pain, and death, so government control He created more control. We should not try to solve our medical problems through more government intervention so that doctors will not try to treat burned patients by exposing him to more calories.