Being able to have the good quality of health care coverage has many advantages to it. People who are covered don’t face health problems as often, they don’t have to worry about high medical bills, and can go to the doctor as often as they need. Those who don’t have coverage or receive little to poor and low quality of health care face many problems (Neel 2016). Low income individuals often face the likely hood of getting illnesses more often, they put off getting treatments, and don’t get frequent checkups (Karger and Stoesz. 2013). Millions of Americans seek out care and are turned away for not being covered by insurance or having the means to pay (Karger and Stoesz. 2013).
