Health Care Reform: Higher Costs and More Bureaucracy

Even if things are likely to make things worse, have you ever thought about repairing things you do not bother so much and doing something better than not doing anything? Mayor Bloomberg said at the NBC's "Meet the Press", "No one knows exactly what to do, but it is better than anything". (1) (South) Speaker South Hipperosi said: "We have to pass the bill to find the so-called content ... It is ... (1) (Guppy) How do you make a big impact on our economy Give, do not you know what it is? building. Is it said that the medical reform bill reduces costs?

Because the cost of the United States is too high, it is necessary to reform the medical care. Medical bankruptcy affects as many as 2 million people. Rising medical expenses can consume the entire Federal budget. It makes the cost of preventive medicine intolerable. This allows many low-income earners to enter the emergency room at a higher cost. There are three reasons why the cost is very high. First of all, most of the cost comes from the treatment of people in the first 10 days and the last 10 days of life. Significant advances have been made in relief of premature infants and in medical procedures that prolong the life expectancy of the elderly. But these innovative programs are very expensive. In other countries high level care is restricted. If the chances of success are low, they reject the program. In the United States, this attention is paid even if the prognosis is bad.

The increase in medical expenses in the United States is unsustainable and it is clearly considered to be the main driving force to support the reform of medical practice methods and management methods 2. Therefore, most medical professionals believe that more spending does not mean better health, yet the way to solve these problems is unknown. Some people think that improving the accessibility of health insurance and healthcare will eliminate some of the current burden on the system. Currently, an estimated 48 million Americans are not enrolled in health insurance 4. This will cause some financial pressure on the system. Studies have shown that people not covered by insurance are experiencing delays in accessing healthcare, so they will enter the system as soon as they get worse.