The Broken Healthcare System of The United States

The problem of extensive discussion and discussion about the US economy is our health system. Because the health care system in the United States is not official, the state does not offer free or low cost medical services. For example, in Canada, France, and the UK, the government subsidizes medicine through taxes. Meanwhile, the United States selects another direction and communicates the burden of medical expenses to individual consumers, even employers and insurance companies.

"The United States has the world's largest health care system" and is a general statement from many people. But this is incorrect. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the best health care system is France, not the United States. The United States is ranked first in medical expenses, but it is not even in the top 10 best medical system. - Affordable medical laws are unknown for our ability to alleviate pressure other than current insurers in healthcare systems. However, according to forecasts, the impact on the emergency room system nationwide is greatly reduced. This decrease will increase in the south and southwestern United States (Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 p.4). But there are potential possibilities, people's wishes are not yet visible. Where to go in the future

Comparing the US health care system with Germany and the UK, you will soon see the most similar system in the US system. Of course, it is most similar to the German medical system. The scope of the health care system in the United States is operated under the ACA and it is essential, personal choice still plays an important role in the institution, it is beyond the German institution. It is also a multiple payment system. Furthermore, the development of the national medical system in the US is most common with the German institution. The reason is that, unlike British institutions, not everyone is subject to the first legislation, it takes more than 100 years for the German system to fully cover the entire population. Medical care in the United States seems to evolve in a way similar to the German system. And just a few years later, it will become standard for all Americans.

These figures may not be a problem if the quality of health care system in the United States and health indicators are related to medical expenses. However, the function of the US health system is very poor compared to the amount spent, Americans are bringing some worst results in advanced industrialized Western European countries. In the report of 2014, the health care system in the United States was compared with the system of the other ten wealthy industrialized industrial countries. The United States has been ranked last in the category of efficiency, fairness, cost-related health care and "healthy living". This indicator is determined by infant mortality, life expectancy at age 60, and preventable mortality rate by appropriate medical prevention.