Is Health Care a Right? Health Reforms in the USA and their Impact Upon the Concept of Care

President Barack Obama in the United States declares that medical care should be "the rights of all Americans" 1 This statement is noble, but recently it does not reflect medical statistics in the United States. 2 This difference caused motivation for political change and introduction of patient protection and price medical practice (PPACA). 3 These changes are very controversial and cause a fundamental problem of whether health care is correct or not. Contracts or rights among residents, privileges to be acquired, not universal privileges

The US Medicare service is mediated by either insurance either private insurance or employer insurance or the government is an employee in the public sector or a private sector employee. However, the majority of medical expenses arise from government spending on medical plans such as Medicare, Medicaid, Tri Castle, State Child Health Insurance (SCHIP) and so on. 4 Medical insurance is a social insurance program funded by the federal government. Health insurance is over 65 years old, younger physically handicapped, and end stage renal failure requiring dialysis. The Medicid program is an insurance plan for economic investigation of low-income people and their families, co-financed by state and federal governments. Tricare is a health care program that provides health insurance for soldiers, retirees, and their families. SCHIP provides state government funds to state governments to provide health insurance to Medicaid eligible eligible children. Therefore, the majority of the US population is insured through federal, state, employer, or private health insurance, but the rest are not compensated.

Medical institutional reform is a concern for people who can not afford medical insurance or medical expenses. Various views on medical system reform: medical perspective, public opinion, the House of Representatives and the Senate. Medicare and Medicaid Center will refrain from 2% of the basic medical expenses as a hospital bonus based on the overall performance score obtained from various fields. - Health care reform is not new to Americans. Americans have fought this fight for a long time. We have reached where we have to change. I need to change something. As far as it is different from ours, what we do is almost irrelevant. Insurance companies already have a huge profit, but Americans can use the world's poorest medical services. Our procedural cost is twice that of other countries.

Obama's medical reform has become one of the most controversial laws in our history, but the concept of medical reform is certainly not new. In fact, the way to healthcare reform in the United States is very good: Since the end of World War II all US presidents have suggested or supported some changes in healthcare systems and medical benefit plans. The Kennedy administration eventually advocated the basis for becoming medical insurance. Under the King Anderson Act, compensation coverage is limited to over 65 years old and becomes part of the social security benefit program. The bill was rejected by the parliamentary committee, opposed by a powerful American medical association

On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed the most important reform of our medical system for half a century. And I announced that medical treatment is not a privilege of a few wealthy people but a right for everyone. Under President Obama's guidance, over 20 million Americans have joined health insurance through affordable medical law. Thanks to this law, the US non-insurance rate will be the lowest ever, it will be impossible for us to refuse compensation for existing diseases and young people will be able to stick to the parents' plans till the age of 26. No self burden