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Health Care Proposal
My New Proposal for a New System Jamelia Hamilton Axia College of University of Phoenix Health care is one of the most important benefits to the people of the United States. Everybody needs health care and some people need more medical attention than others and some people do not even need health care, except for their yearly exams. Today health care has many strengths, weaknesses, and challenges. I have come up with a new exam that will hopefully benefit everybody in some way. My vision for the new health care system is to one, make it more affordable for everybody in the United States. Two, to make sure that everybody receives the medical attention they need and deserve. The new health care plan I have come up with is called, Health Care Plan of 2010. This health care plan will benefit everyone. The main part of this plan is to make health care more affordable for everybody especially, the elders. To make health care affordable for everyone, you could have to lower prices so people would be able to pay their bills. Today, health care prices rise because some people do not have the funds to pay their health care bills. If you eliminate that problem, health care would become more affordable. I know that many people are out of jobs and are not able to afford the health care costs, so that is why we have to come up with an organization that would diminish that problem. The organization could raise money to provide health care to ones who cannot afford it. The organization would also recruit physicians that would be willing to help the poor and give them free care for so many days out the week. The proposal also contains new health care plans that will be affordable for everyone. It does not matter if it is an individual plan or a family plan, they would be able to find a health care plan that will accommodate their needs and finances. For example, Health Care plan 1a (one means individual and “a” means the first plan for individuals) contains regular

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