Health Care Delivery in US

This document discusses the health care delivery system in the United States, highlighting its unique features and the role of organizations in reducing illness burden and improving wellness. It explores the financing of health care, the sustainability of the system, and the effectiveness of treatment outcomes. The document also discusses health care reform solutions and the stakeholders involved.

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Health Care Delivery in US
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Globally, united states have recorded the best health care services. Among the other
industrialized countries united states has proved to have unique services. This means that the
country enjoys optimal health and benefits much due to robust public health they have in the
country. All organizations which offer health delivery in the united states, they ensure that they
reduce burden of illness, injury on the injured individuals and the rates of disability so that they
can improve the wellness of individuals. Moreover, issues of accessibility in the health care,
managing chronic diseases are the roles of health organization in the country. Health finance in
the country has involved personal payment so that the health issue of the individual being
addressed will be solved accordingly (Epstein, 2018). The health care systems in the united states
get finance resources from taxation, the national health insurance, the health insurances in the
country provides funds voluntarily. The American health system is successful and very
sustainable. This is because of the protection act which has introduced major reforms which
focused on the payment of the services offered for treatment purposes. moreover, management in
the united states health delivery system is the best as it ensures that individuals with low income
and people with chronic diseases are well taken of.
One of the effectiveness of the treatment care outcomes in the country is a sustainable
health care system. This is because it ensures that it has meant the three key attributes which are
required in the health sector. The three key attributes include ensuring that every patient affords
the health care services, the other characteristic is that government provides funds to the health
care system hence improving the sustainability and improving on the scientific discoveries. Due
to suitability in the health care system in the country, there is high life expectancy in the country
(Reeves et al., 2017).

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The health care reform solution that can improve effectiveness in health care is
improving the quality and value of care, which is very important in the health care systems. This
reform will escalate the costs being incurred in the health sector, improve the poor quality
services and ensure that all Americans without health insurance cover will be covered to increase
effectiveness (Sharif, Elsayed, and Stack, 2016). Moreover, it will improve access to the right
care and ensure that it is being done at the right time. This also aims to keep people healthy to
avoid the complicated illness, and hence in doing all that access to health care will be improved.
The stakeholders of the health care reform involve the patients, physicians, employers,
insurers, and hospitals. On the patients, they might be confused if the mode of treatment has
changed, how they can access health care if they can afford the attention being given. According
to the physician, they believe that those who made the policy ignored their concern and hence
there is a conflict between the physicians and the stakeholders of the reform (Larkin et al., 2016).
For the employees they enjoy what has been implemented in the reform. This is because there
many benefits based on employee retention, recruitment, and loyalty. For the insurers, they will
benefit in great depth because everyone in the united states will be insured according to the
reform implemented.

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