Seven Big Problems with Universal Health Care No One Wants to Address

January 8, 2020 By Larry Alton

Everyone on the political left seems overly eager to adopt a system of universal healthcare. It’s a make-or-break talking point, and for an understandable reason -- healthcare costs in this country, especially when compared with other countries, are exceptionally high. Sick and injured people often choose not to treat their problems simply because they can’t afford to, and nobody wants this to be the case.

However, a universal healthcare system would come with massive problems, likely greater in scale and impact than the system we’re currently dealing with and importantly, nobody on the left seems willing to acknowledge them.

The Big Problems with Universal Healthcare

Let’s dig into some of the big problems that would come with a universal healthcare system:

1. Universal healthcare doesn’t automatically reduce the cost of healthcare………..
2. Americans are notoriously bad at proactive care……….
3. Litigation will remain unabated………..
4. There’s already a doctor shortage, and it’s only going to grow……….
5. Wait times will skyrocket……….
6. We don’t have a model to follow……….
7. Taxes are going to massively increase………. To Read More....