National Health Care

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"Background of the Problem (Introduction)
Within the pluralistic structure of the U.S. health system, most Americans under the age of 65 are covered by either the employment, or by that of their spouses. About 65 percent of Americans are also covered by private insurance, both group and individual. The remainder of the people either receives health care through Medicaid or does not have health care at all (Gold, 1999, p. 5). One of the problems that has emerged is that increasing numbers of people are uninsured and have no access to health care. A large share of these people includes increasing numbers of children from impoverished families who are either unaware of the programs or are ineligible for some reasons (Gold, 1999, p. 5). Even for the people who are covered by insurance, the quality of health care needs to be greatly..."

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