The national health care legislation signed into law by President Obama is modelled on an earlier reform in the state of Massachusetts
What is national health care legislation?
The United States National Health Care Act (USNHC) creates a one-of-a-kind American universal health insurance policy financed by a single-payer.
- The measure would establish a publicly funded, privately provided healthcare system that would improve and expand the existing Medicare program to include all U.S. residents and inhabitants of U.S. territories.
- The legislation's purpose is to ensure that all Americans, regardless of work, income, or healthcare status, have legal access to the best quality and most cost-effective healthcare services.
- In short, health care is elevated to the status of a human right.
- With 47 million Americans uninsured and another 50 million underinsureds, the moment has come to overhaul our inefficient and costly fragmented healthcare system.
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