Analysis Of The Movie Sicko

In the 2007 movie Sicko, Filmmaker Michael Moore examines America 's health-care crisis and why millions of citizens are without coverage. Moore spotlights the cases of several ordinary citizens whose lives have been shattered by governmental red tape, refusal of payment, and other health-care disasters. He explains how the system has become so challenging, and he visits countries where citizens receive free health care, as in Canada, France and the U.K. This movie shows the struggles of people with health insurance that have to pay an arm and leg to cover co-pay or the cost of the medications that is not covered under their health insurance. Within the first 20 minutes of the movie, you instantly become angry of what some of the people had

It 's called universal health care, and it 's a system followed by nearly every modern nation in the world and even some not-so-modern nations. In America the practice medicine is pretty awful, the health care system is very corrupt system, the politicians get richer (including Hilary Clinton), and the American people (middle class and poor) get the worst of it. You see a young mother who was diagnosed with cancer and she has to travel to Canada to get the medicine that she needs; she has to lie to get her medicine once she is in Canada, but she is willing to do it instead of continue to be denied here in the U.S. If I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in the early or late 1990’s; I definitely would not receive health care coverage or my co-pay and the cost of my MS medicine would have sky

Under the law, a new “Patient’s Bill of Rights” gives the American people the stability and flexibility they need to make informed choices about their health. The act was signed on March 23, 2010, by President Obama. This is a health insurance reform. The Affordable Care Act is working to make health care more affordable, accessible and of a higher quality, for families, seniors, businesses, and taxpayers alike. This includes previously uninsured Americans, and Americans who had insurance that didn’t provide them adequate coverage and security. I have seen firsthand how the cost of my insurance payment has gone down and the cost of my MS treatment and medicines is covered under my health insurance. Also with the Affordable Care Act, there are more preventative programs that are offered from my