Add to ORKGHow much longer can the United States remain the only developed country without universal health insurance? If the U.S. could build a new healthcare system from scratch, what would it look like? The Democratic presidential candidates vying for the nomination in 2020 have released plans to bring the nation closer to universal coverage. Through the analysis of their proposed actions, plan feasibility, and expected impact, three types of plans will be evaluated within the context of the United States. Which plan is best-Medicare for All, a public option, or business-as-usual
Lack of health care insurance, once thought to be a problem of the poor, and has now begun to affect...
In this election year, affordable health care is among the top issues for voters. Recognizing the ne...
and Human Services Tom Daschle3 are proposing to offer a new public insurance option to Americans wh...
The United States has seen presidential administrations with lofty goals for healthcare policy come ...
It is increasingly difficult to find a Democratic presidential hopeful who has not paid at least som...
The United States is the only rich democratic country that does not have a universal healthcare syst...
The topic of universal healthcare seems to come up quite a bit in political platforms, but what does...
With passage of the Affordable Care Act, affordable health insur-ance for all Americans is in sight,...
The U.S should opt-in for universal health care. Lack of healthcare results in poorer health for ind...
In the midst of a once in a lifetime global pandemic and the concurring 2020 elections, proponents o...
Among the 19 rich democracies I have studied for the past 40 years, the United States is odd-man-out...
As presidential candidates debate health reform, the expression “Medicare for All” (“M4A”) is on rep...
Abstract Government already pays for more than half of U.S. health care costs, and nearly all univer...
Since the election of Donald Trump as President, momentum towards universal health care coverage in ...
This research paper intends to examine the ways in which universal healthcare coverage can potential...
Lack of health care insurance, once thought to be a problem of the poor, and has now begun to affect...
In this election year, affordable health care is among the top issues for voters. Recognizing the ne...
and Human Services Tom Daschle3 are proposing to offer a new public insurance option to Americans wh...
The United States has seen presidential administrations with lofty goals for healthcare policy come ...
It is increasingly difficult to find a Democratic presidential hopeful who has not paid at least som...
The United States is the only rich democratic country that does not have a universal healthcare syst...
The topic of universal healthcare seems to come up quite a bit in political platforms, but what does...
With passage of the Affordable Care Act, affordable health insur-ance for all Americans is in sight,...
The U.S should opt-in for universal health care. Lack of healthcare results in poorer health for ind...
In the midst of a once in a lifetime global pandemic and the concurring 2020 elections, proponents o...
Among the 19 rich democracies I have studied for the past 40 years, the United States is odd-man-out...
As presidential candidates debate health reform, the expression “Medicare for All” (“M4A”) is on rep...
Abstract Government already pays for more than half of U.S. health care costs, and nearly all univer...
Since the election of Donald Trump as President, momentum towards universal health care coverage in ...
This research paper intends to examine the ways in which universal healthcare coverage can potential...
Lack of health care insurance, once thought to be a problem of the poor, and has now begun to affect...
In this election year, affordable health care is among the top issues for voters. Recognizing the ne...
and Human Services Tom Daschle3 are proposing to offer a new public insurance option to Americans wh...