Essay On Ripple Effects On Health Care

With the new year, and the new election in America, there has been great division and great divide among the American people. Many can debate that this new presidency can be seen as an event that may cause great global change, Not in a scientific way, but a global change socially. This global change can be predicted with the known plans of change in employment for American citizens, which can result in housing affordability, homelessness and lastly ending with death or high risk diseases. This may sound very far-fetched, relating presidency to death and disease, but with known events in the past, this is very likely. As the election progressed, the now current president, made various statements and implications to remove government funded jobs in America. This plan alone can cause a ripple effect in the country in a negative way. Faulty government actions have been known to cause high rates of unemployment (Ginzberg,1933). The loss of employment can force the ripple effect to change the world socially and economically (Scareborough,1995). With the loss of many jobs, means the loss of income for many families. This aspect is what begins the lead to a decrease in housing …show more content…
With these three known flaws in the American health care system, the high cost problem can be a great barrier for many who are homeless or poverty stricken. With the idea that older adults are more prone to becoming victims of homelessness, it is assumed that their health is not in high standards due to their age. Those who have been submitted to homelessness are known to die earlier, due to a lack of health care and health problems that have gone untreated. (Hudson, Flemming, Shulman & Candy,2016). This becomes the ending result of the ripple effect that begins with a person losing their jobs, being forced to adjust to their new found lack or