Medical Health Problem Solution

Register to read the introduction… Poor Medical health care is a disaster in all countries all over the world, deaths due to poor health insurance increase day by day, all families suffer deaths as a result; these deaths include women, men and children. There are many reasons for poor medical health care, for instance, very expensive medicine and treatment that many people cannot afford, small salaries paid to doctors, which makes them unable to provide the required needs of patients, unnecessary or wrong treatment offered to some patients, high charges, racial and ethnical differences. Moreover, in non-profit organizations there are only limited numbers of beds, which means not all people will be able to get their treatment. Solutions for this problem are a lot but must be taken in action, the salaries of doctors must be raised, and everything must be documented so that the United States health care system would be able to put prices that satisfy all peoples required health care. Moreover, if the proposed solutions are applied many deaths will decrease and many disasters can come to end. Poor medical health care is a disaster that has to end and the proposed solutions are good enough to help all different classes and levels of people to save their lives and their families not to end because of poor health …show more content…
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