Universal healthcare is a health care system that aims to provide healthcare services to all individuals within a particular population or country without financial hardship. It is characterized by a commitment to ensuring access to a broad range of medical services, including preventive care, treatment, and rehabilitation, regardless of a person’s economic status, employment, or health condition. Universal healthcare can take various forms, including government-funded services, single-payer systems, or multi-payer systems that ensure coverage for all citizens. The primary objective of universal healthcare is to promote equity in health, improve health outcomes, reduce health disparities, and ensure that all individuals can receive necessary medical care without incurring significant out-of-pocket expenses.
Transforming the Landscape of Health Insurance In the realm of health insurance, a medley of unique brands and acronyms pervade the American landscape, evoking complexity and confusion. The disparate programs…