Introduction
As the costs of healthcare services in the United States continue to soar, it became necessary to devise a solution that will save billions of dollars that are otherwise needed to treat everyone. It is known that the cost of medical assistance has become unbearable for many, and receiving a simple treatment such as fixing a broken bone can cost as much as tens of thousands of dollars.
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Simply put, it is vital for the government to reduce the strain on our healthcare system without incurring additional costs on patients or healthcare facilities. To my shock, the most obvious solutions were not examined by the majority of healthcare providers, which I will attempt to cover in this paper. Therefore, I advise our policymakers to seek help from the healing powers of nature itself.
Currently, people are receiving help that causes them to become bankrupt after full treatment, making healing pointless, as their lives bear no meaning after it anyway. Chances for misalignments after bone healing present only minor issues for the patients, such as one leg becoming shorter than the other or a patient experiencing a loss of motion range. All of these factors do not affect basic living functions and can be easily ignored by those who manage to heal without getting blood or bone marrow infections.
There is a need to alleviate people’s suffering without making them lose everything due to something they have no control over. As insurance companies, medication manufacturers, and under-resourced healthcare facilities continue to put an insufferable strain on those unfortunate who become ill; people must turn their attention to solutions that will leverage the field. Promoting treatment that will be available for everyone in the country will be beneficial for generations to come.
Conclusion
In conclusion, it is evident that the United States healthcare system provides less than optimal solutions to the most critical matter in one’s life – health. There is a need for reforms that will make it more affordable, yet not many solutions that have long-term effects on the issue are being implemented. Alas, since I am not a doctor myself, I came up with the only cheapest solution I see, although I believe that insurance companies can improve on my idea.