Health Care Reform 
Health care reform has been a contentious issue for many years in the United States, where health care is primarily paid for with private insurance and health care costs are rapidly rising. Many Americans agree that the current system is not working and numerous reform options have been suggested, including a federally funded universal health care system.
Many Americans agree that the current system is not working. According to Harvard economist David M. Cutler, "The problems of medical care confront us daily.... Barely one in five Americans thinks the medical system works well." Those concerned with improving the system often look to other nations for reform models.…>> (read more)
Health Care Reform Points of View
6 The United States Does Not Need a National Health Insurance Policy
7 National Health Insurance Policy Would Be Superior to Market-Based Plans
8 Market-Based Plans Would Be Superior to a National Health Insurance Policy
9 National Health Insurance Could Save Billions of Dollars
10 Personal Health Plans Are the Best Solution to America's Health Care Crisis
11 America Should Model Its Health Care System After Those of Other Developed Nations
12 Employer-Based Insurance Leaves Many Uninsured
13 Insurance Companies Limit Necessary Medical Care
14 Health Care Fraud Is a Serious Problem
15 Comprehensive Health Care Reform Is Unlikely
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Health Care Reform in the News
George Stephanopoulos asked President Obama whether his proposed requirement that everyone buy health insurance is a "tax." Obama said no, rejecting the host's resort to the dictionary as "stretching."…>> (read more)
Humana, a large private insurer, told its Medicare Advantage customers that if Obamacare passes, "millions of seniors and disabled individuals ... could lose many of the important benefits and…>> (read more)
THE sales pitch for Obamacare is built on the following promises: The reforms will cut health-care costs. They will reduce the number of uninsured. You can keep your health…>> (read more)








































