American healthcare industry is so convoluted and regulated that its very hard to even see where to begin dismantling the healthcare industrial complex without dramatically changing people's lives.
How successful could a medical clinic be if somebody opened up shop, didn't take insurance and just took cash for a set visit or procedure? The profit incentive is with the insurance so nobody would want to compete, or they would be afraid to enter a territory that literally nobody is in. Doctors to start with are not open to new things and nobody would compete with price because everyone else is set in their ways.
I know its easy for people here to say, abolish this or repeal that but there needs to be realistic steps to begin reseting this system so that the average American doesn't get hurt enough where it becomes a massively unpopular issue and labeled a failure to be never tried again.
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