What’s the BEST way to fix healthcare in the US?

Question by BS,MS,Ph.D: What’s the BEST way to fix healthcare in the US?
If we go to a socialized system we will end up like Canada with 50% tax rates and insufficient practitioners (that’s why they come here), or like Britain where you have to wait up to 6 months for operations, and people are so desperate to see dentists they have to pull their own teeth, and a company called DIY Dental that sells over-the-counter filling material and temporary caps does booming business?

To FIX the US healthcare–you have to understand the problem. Imagine first having “grocery insurance”—you’d buy prime rib and caviar and champagne with abandon! Or “gas insurance” you’d always buy supreme! Without an incentive of checks and balances, there’s no way to reduce costs.
In West Virginia, they found that by rebating 10% of the nearly 100% error rate on hospital bills back to clients, that they immediately saved nearly one half on Medicaid costs.
BY requiring practitioners/pharmacies to have to openly list costs based on treatment codes or products, and placing an incentive for patients to shop for the best value via a similar rebate, it’s estimated health care costs could drop by 1/2 to 1/3rd immediately.
The poor could always be covered by vouchers or low cost insurance.

This is a simple way to address health care costs, cover the poor. and keep us with the BEST health care on the planet. The US has more drug and medical innovations and more CHOICES than anybody, and despite its flaws, we should maintain that and improve it.

If medical care becomes socialized it will be no better than social security, and your taxes will go through the roof!

Best answer:

Answer by Lexy
Educate the population more on the dangers of overeating, smoking and not getting enough exercise. Then litigation reformation.

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