The private care in US system is not good enough compared to other countries in the world. Having a look at the portion of U.S economy spent on healthcare, we spent 3.8 trillion (9,313 dollars per person) which is 17% of gross domestic product(GDP) at 2015. Other advanced nations are able to provide health care services for significantly less - Japan(9.5percent of GDP), United Kingdom(9.6percent), or Germany(11.6 percent). Where these money go is a big issue: over 50% goes to hospitals and physicians. Despite this high level of health care spending, the United States is facing another large issue: the medically undeserved region’s community. The health care system is build upon market providers: the private insurance companies decide
