By overstating the role of health insurance coverage on people’s well-being, recent global and local initiatives, such as the Sustainable Development Goals and the ongoing core provisions of Obamacare, conflict with recognized knowledge such as that of the social determinants of health. To contribute in solving this conflict, this study examines the role of health insurance in a complex landscape of social resources for well-being in the case of the United States where multiple types of health insurance coexist. We implemented a data-driven network model of the complexity of multiple social resources, including health insurance by artificial intelligence methods by using the 2013 American Community Survey. We analyzed the model at specific,
