How does USA differ from other countries in its approach to healthcare insurance coverage? What are Medicare and Medicaid?

Sanaullah Abro
Medicare and Medicaid

Whats are the concepts of Medicare and Medicaid? How does USA differ from other countries in its approach to healthcare insurance coverage? This will all be discussed and briefly explained in this post.

The country that is awarded to spend the most on health each year by far is The United States. The USA has a health care system that is varied and unique among the other high-income countries as it is not a universal health coverage system.

If we look into the practical approaches that how people react against taking care of the health insurance services, we can see that in the US around 91 percent of the people already acquired health insurance coverage, and there are only limited people who are still remained un-catches of this coverage which is only the 09%. So, there is a huge number in the favor of health care coverage in this regard.

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    • Health insurance in the United States, originally, was designed to cover the catastrophic expenses only that occurred as a result of serious injuries or illnesses that not many people could afford to pay, whereas, many insurance plans now in the country pay for the preventive care and minor health problems as the insurance companies are clear that they could save money in terms of minor conditions being treated before they become major problems.

    There are many governmental insurance plans that provide healthcare coverage for older adults, military personnel, or low-income households. Also, the majority of the aged Americans who are still working and their children as well have employment-based private health care insurance.

    The federal health care funding system for individuals who are 65 years of age or older than that and people with serious permanent disabilities is called Medicare.

    A federal program that provides to states the funding that could support state-sponsored health care coverage for low-income citizens is called Medicaid.