Stepping Backward with Our Current Healthcare System

In today's era, many people take various positions regarding medical policy reform. In my thesis I will talk about the medical system that I think that "we are trying" is a recession for the US. If we take the right action to achieve the goal we want to achieve in our medical system, we may move in the right direction. But for the moment, I think that it is driving us. Medical institutional reform is a law passed by Congress to provide more medical services.

This summer television debate time clearly shows a series of problems in the US medical system, but misses one of the most important problems: the current system is nearly complete to completely preventable disease recall It depends on. Our current system is not health care - it is a sick leave care. We do little to treat patients, treat people dying, and help healthy accommodations. As we have discovered, reactive systems rather than preventive systems are not only stupid to retreat, it is destined to fail and fail. This is because drugs and surgery are trying to eliminate the symptoms of chronic diseases at best, but they do not address the cause of the problem. It is no wonder that it is disadvantageous to both health and the economy.

Current health care systems are being built to treat disease at once, and this will increase care expenses as people continue to develop other diseases as they get older. In addition to the burden of medical expenses, productivity has also declined greatly The most important thing is that the quality of life is declining for affected people.

The word medical is contradictory in the United States. There are few "health" and "concern" brought about by our medical system. 70% of Americans suffer from chronic illness. One quarter of people suffer from various chronic diseases. For basic data collection, a combination of the average primary care visit of up to 17 minutes and half the time. This is a big problem and an important issue as consumers place health as a top priority. Parsley's healthy primary care is not a bit better, it's 10 times better. It provides a better customer experience for multiple axes: Dr. Parsley focuses on "why you have a condition", not "what you have". To understand "why" your doctor will spend 75 minutes on your first visit including detailed interviews and analysis of 1,000 biomarkers in your genome, blood and microbiome. You will get your own health coach. They are motivated as a wonderful personal trainer, knowledgeable and responsible.

Changing the health care system in the United States is not easy, but it is definitely worthwhile. In fact, even though we lead the world with medical expenses, our current system does not offer better medical care for Americans. Our system is decentralized and provides care on isolated islands where providers do not properly communicate. Organized delivery systems like Responsible Care are central to leadership and change. These doctors are practicing ways of thinking that medicine should be practiced - becoming a powerful administrator of medical resources and dollars, and patient-centered medical care to get the best results