Solutions to America's Healthcare problems?

Question

I'm doing an article to what I think is a solution to America's healthcare problems. I just want everyone else's opinions on what they think a solution is and why? Also what do you think is the biggest problem with America's healthcare?

Answer 1

emphasis should be on disease prevention and not on cure. The overall wellness should be looked at.

Answer 2

Most of the candidates in the running for the next election for president are touting their healthcare plans. There are some good ideas. However, the one thing they don't focus on are the problems with putting all control with the doctors. Doctors don't always do the right thing with their patients whether it be because of financial incentives or because of their incompetence. My solution would be to get rid of the incompetence in the medical profession and then worry about the insurance companies.
The way to do this is to put people in charge of the program that know how to control these things the right way.

Answer 3

the most important problem with united states of america of america's Healthcare is the price... do not believe me? Then ask your self this question... might want to we also be having a debate about if this is going to probable be familiar or no longer if it value about an same as human beings spend on soda each month? I dare say we does no longer. You both might want to make it more cost-effective so almost all of us may have sufficient money it (at which element the price of human beings that couldn't might want to be negligible) or you need to have the authorities p.c.. up the invoice for human beings that would want to't... i quite do not care both way. Now it is depending in my own opinion that wellbeing Care is a privilege all US electorate might want to be entitled to... different do no longer experience this way.

Answer 4

I think the biggest problem is that our health insurance is attached to our job. A lot of people change jobs for various reasons and health problems don't recognize seasons or job changes. Most of the time the people left in the mud are the ones that got sick during the job transition. I suggest we stop having insurance being attached to our jobs. Instead we buy our own insurance policies and our jobs should give us a monthly allowance to pay for the insurance. Job doesn't give enough, we're stuck paying the difference. Job pays too much the extra is saved for the co-pays and deductables. That way in case something happens to us between jobs we'd be much happier paying for the deductables and monthly premiums than the whole medical bill.