The increasing cost of healthcare means that more people cannot afford healthcare. So, when people get sick they often wait until it gets bad enough that they have to go to the hospital, instead of the doctors' office. This means that there are increasing costs to the person. The hospital has to treat people whether they have insurance or not. Tax money is used to pay for those people that don't pay their medical bills. When more people can't pay, taxes are raised on the people that do have jobs and areable to pay.
A federal grant for states to afford increasing health care facilities would be an example of a
Society can better support mentally ill individuals by increasing access to mental health resources, reducing stigma around mental illness, providing education on mental health, and ensuring affordable and comprehensive mental health care services are available to all.
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The biggest effect of privatization of health care is that the costs of care is increased. Employees get paid less as well.
There has been zero effect on the current health care system.
If people can not afford medical expenses (health care) they are at a higher risk of death.
It is put into effect only when the patient's health care team determines that the patient is unable to make decisions on his or her own.
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Having health care in the US helps our society, but having government subsidized health care in the US is a giant matter of debate. Some people believe that this type of health care will help the lower income families to get better care while others believe that it will make it impossible to afford care.
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It will increase the cost for those with the means and responsibility to provide for their own health care, and it will compromise service for everyone.