Argumentative Essay On Health Care
The United States spends more money on health care than any other country in the world, yet billions of Americans are uninsured or struggling to pay for their health insurance. The U.S health care system gains more revenue than any other resource. Not all citizens are able to utilize health care to its full potential, due to the cost and lack of access. Even though the U.S is more advance technology wise and have some of the best doctors in the world, the health care system still struggles. Many believe the U.S health care system is in a crisis and has hit an all-time low. The U.S is known to have the best health care around the globe, but it still seen as one of the unhealthiest countries. How is this possible? What good is it to have the
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Problem: The Affordable Care Act also known as Obamacare is a law that was passed in March of 2010, with hopes of reforming the Unites States health care system. The main problem surrounding this policy is that fact that nearly 7 million people and counting were uninsured. Also, millions of citizens have health insurance but struggle to pay for it. Health care spending and cost is skyrocketing and becoming an uncontrollable issue for majority of the U.S citizens. High insurance cost creates difficulties with the access and quality of health care. Expensive health care keeps citizens from utilizing health care services to its full potential. Not only does it make citizens use the services less, but the quality decreases as well. The issue of unaffordable health care is on the rise and the health of the nation is suffering. Another reason some citizens fail to obtain health insurance is due to preexisting conditions. The problem with this is many insurance companies deny individuals with preexisting health conditions. The Affordable Care Act helps these citizens obtain health insurance without the fear of being denied or stuck with paying high insurance premiums due to a past history
Problem: The Affordable Care Act also known as Obamacare is a law that was passed in March of 2010, with hopes of reforming the Unites States health care system. The main problem surrounding this policy is that fact that nearly 7 million people and counting were uninsured. Also, millions of citizens have health insurance but struggle to pay for it. Health care spending and cost is skyrocketing and becoming an uncontrollable issue for majority of the U.S citizens. High insurance cost creates difficulties with the access and quality of health care. Expensive health care keeps citizens from utilizing health care services to its full potential. Not only does it make citizens use the services less, but the quality decreases as well. The issue of unaffordable health care is on the rise and the health of the nation is suffering. Another reason some citizens fail to obtain health insurance is due to preexisting conditions. The problem with this is many insurance companies deny individuals with preexisting health conditions. The Affordable Care Act helps these citizens obtain health insurance without the fear of being denied or stuck with paying high insurance premiums due to a past history