What Healthcare Will Look Like in the Next Five Years.
Ron Howrigon
Abstract
Ron Howrigon
Abstract
With the 2016 election now in the past, everyone is wondering and predicting what will happen next. I have heard everything from fearful Democrats saying the new President will abolish Obamacare and throw 20 million people out in the cold and return them to the ranks of the uninsured to optimistic Republicans making statements that President Trump is going to fix everything in the first 100 days and healthcare will be affordable again. To be honest, both are probably equally wrong. Although we do not know what the new administration will do, we can be assured of this: healthcare is a complex problem that will not be solved easily or overnight.
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With the 2016 election now in the past, everyone is wondering and predicting what will happen next. I have heard everything from fearful Democrats saying the new President will abolish Obamacare and throw 20 million people out in the cold and return them to the ranks of the uninsured to optimistic Republicans making statements that President Trump is going to fix everything in the first 100 days and healthcare will be affordable again. To be honest, both are probably equally wrong. Although we do not know what the new administration will do, we can be assured of this: healthcare is a complex problem that will not be solved easily or overnight.
Key concepts: Health care, Administration (probate law), Political science, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Law and economics, Health insurance, Public relations, Law