Speech: Universal Health Care

In this essay, the author

• Explains why universal health care is the answer to the question of health reform.
• Narrates how they found themselves in serious debt from missing work, doctor's office visits, and paying outrageous prescription costs. they are still paying off medical bills for lab work.
• Describes the reasons why our current health care system is ineffective, the benefits of changing to universal health, and hawaii's effective plan.

• Explains why universal health care is the answer to the question of health reform.
• Narrates how they found themselves in serious debt from missing work, doctor's office visits, and paying outrageous prescription costs. they are still paying off medical bills for lab work.
• Describes the reasons why our current health care system is ineffective, the benefits of changing to universal health, and hawaii's effective plan.
• Explains that universal health care does not spend healthcare dollars for non-health items, such as prescription drugs.
• Opines that the savings from reducing the administrative costs of our present system are adequate to cover.
• Explains that in 1995, the united states spent almost $3000 dollars per person on health care.
• Opines that there would be no longer the threat of financial ruin associated with long-term illness.
• Opines that hawaii's plan for health care reform is a step in the right direction.
• Reports that hawaii will save money on health care because they offer a sliding scale premium for individuals above poverty level.
• Describes the reasons why america's health care fails, why universal healthcare is needed, and even how hawaii?s healthcare system works.
• Analyzes the current system of health care in america, why it needs reform, and hawaii's plan for universal healthcare.
• Opines that health care reform is definite needed in america. high costs, and lack of insurance make healthcare unavailable for many people.
• Opines that universal health care would provide care for all americans and even lower the costs of medical care.
• Explains hawaii has made a step in the right direction, in providing state-wide health care, and it is backed by the dept of health and human services.
• Opines that universal health care is the choice we need to make for fair, honest, and available for all in this country.
• Explains hawaii universal health care system. dept health and human services. may 17, 1997, non-profit network.
• Describes family's usa-national org. for health care consumers' "getting less care".
• Argues that the current american health care system is faulty and needs to be changed to universal health care for all citizens.
• Opines that having health insurance is a big risk in an age where medical costs are sky high, prescription drug prices are outrageous, and family doctor $50 for office visits. health reform is needed in america.
• Explains that they were born with neutropenia, a blood disease that affects the immune system.
• Explains that nearly half of the more than 1 million americans who filed for bankruptcy protection last year did so at least in part because they could not cope with medical bills or other financial consequences of illness or injury. managed care and hmo health providers are often hated by consumers
• Explains that people with health insurance often receive, and have access to, better medical treatment than uninsured americans.
• Explains that the working poor are above the financial cut for medicaid but cannot afford, or do not have access to health coverage.
• Explains that even if you stay healthy, you can benefit from having a nearly unlimited choice of doctors.