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Single Payer System Would To Citizens Recovery

One of the most important parameter to consider is that U.S Spends a higher amount of its GDP i.e. Gross Domestic Product on health care which would lead to increase up of health systems performance. The main parameter in comparison to United States that 36 countries have in common is that they cover each and every citizen in the country. There are around 60 Americans dying everyday due to lack of health insurance and every 60 seconds there is bankruptcy arising out of medical debts. Government paid around 45% of $2.2 trillion the nation spent on medical costs around them.

The big question to note is that would such a single tax payer system efficient enough in bringing down the health care costs. So a simple answer to this is yes which is possible with a single tax payer system. This system do exists for some parts of United States. Using this system throughout the United States would result in saving of around $400 billion a year by eliminating private insurance profits with overheads. Using this system a large amount of cost and money could be saved. A single tax payer system would not ration health care or make government in charge of your doctor. With such a system in hand one need not worry about being out of network or using a preferred provider which the insurance industry hasn’t fashioned about.

Just imagine how a family would survive without having a insurance. How would they be able to pursue life, liberty and happiness. There needs to be no reason why one needs to be on a two-tier, separate and unequal regime leading to loss of citizens.

As a result a single tax payer system needs to be effective and efficient which is a real time issue as to why one needs health care reform.

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