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I'm tempted to agree, but the issue with healthcare coverage is an issue with a small percentage of very high cost individuals.
I see the data only goes up to 2020. I wonder if anything might have happened since then that would change the public's attitude toward their healthcare.
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Most people receive these benefits through their employer and don’t realize how it erodes their wages.
You don't have to know that healthcare coverage has eroded significantly over the last several years. Healthcare is more expensive, plans are more expensive, and people feel the pain in their pockets and in their hearts when they can't afford care.
That chart ends in 2020. I’d wager people’s opinions of healthcare has gone down in the last 4 years.
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No, this cannot be true because I have my own anecdote about how terrible and evil our healthcare system so it must be completely dismantled and replaced
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Well tbf this isn’t too dissimilar to how people spoke about their own economic performance the last few years.
“How do you think the economy is overall?”
Its terrible, no one can afford anything
“How are you personally doing”
Oh I’m actually doing quite well myself
Interesting phrasing of the question. Aren’t healthcare quality and heath care coverage two very distinct things? Couldn’t I be happy with one and not the other?
No. What this shows is the American public has been gaslit into believing that mediocrity is just fine because they have no other system to compare it to. This is all most “know.”
Spending $13k in premiums for private insurance for a family is NOT sustainable for most.
Donald Trump returns to the presidency with big ambitions to shake up health care including public health institutions, federal health programs, and high costs.
is there a chart that only includes people who had to file a major insurance claim in the last 5 years or something?
This graph needs an additional data point: affordability. I've never really had an issue with my healthcare quality or coverage, but it's crazy expensive between the premiums, high deductibles, 5 figure out of pocket maxes, etc.
Quality of care in my area is staggeringly high. Coverage is decent but could be better. The *process* for understanding what is covered vs. not covered is unforgivably labyrinthine and absurd.
That's pretty shocking, honestly. Everyone I know has had bad experiences with the healthcare system & feels it's broken.
Americans are self satisfied and don't understand that outcomes are better elsewhere at much less cost.
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I should think so. You spend like 20% of GDP on it. And it isn’t universal so you don’t have poor people gumming up the system.
The quality is the best in the world. The problem is affordability. I, my wife, and two daughters are all
Healthy and pay $1,900/month premium for shitty insurance. They denied my wife’s miscarriage, my two year olds ear tube procedure (very common) etc.
Yes, we clearly have a mental health problem in this country but somehow they're the party of joy and compassion and kindness lol.
The coverage is mostly below 70 which is less than average. But I guess the silver lining is within that subpar coverage the quality is decent? Not exactly a stellar review.
Would be more informative if it rated satisfaction of the people who regular use its services.
I would probably rate my countries health services as very good, but to be honest I am still young enough that have never used it to any serious degree.
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Do you think the health care industry in this country is good? I'm a bankruptcy attorney and a heck of a lot of cases that I've filed on behalf of clients was because of medical debt. It's not a, polical opinion, my conservative friends agree.
Majority of Americans unhappy with health care system: AP- NORC poll
Sounds pretty ableist.
I don't like chalking up jew hate and other white supremacy on the left or the right to mental illness. People with mental illness don't calculatedly sabotage or steer elections bc of their own bigotry. They don't vote for traitor rapists bc of depression
Wonder why you chose that poll. I really don't.
"Gallup's results were the least accurate of the 23 major polling"
A 57% majority of U.S. adults believe that the federal government should ensure all Americans have healthcare coverage.
20% of people saying they don’t have adequate healthcare coverage is hardly something to celebrate.
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Meanwhile, also Gallup
More Americans report delaying treatment than ever before due to costs
Do you believe the problem most people have is with physicians, nurses, and healthcare staff?? If not, why would you show a graph that smashes together 2 different independent variables thinking you made a good point?
If you work in health insurance you see the suffering. It isn't a leftist delusion.
It has gone down quite a bit in the more recent Gallup poll, and majority of people 18-34 rate the US system as 'poor'
The issue with health care is not the quality but the cost caused by unnecessary procedures and tests that are done solely to bill insurance companies. The average person has to agree to these procedures as they lack medical knowledge and the cost is on insurance not them
Once again, corporate shills think no one can see them lying.
“For the first time in Gallup’s two-decade trend, less than half of Americans are complimentary about the quality of U.S. healthcare”
Healthcare is so ex[pensive. bankrupting people everywhere or putting people out of business
Have you considered that those aren't the only metrics relevant for satisfaction with healthcare? Also, could things have changed since 2020?
I'm not a Leftist, but healthcare is way to expensive, and is not that good, covid showed a lot of people what they hospitals care about and its money, killing people on purpose for more government money.
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Now poll only those people who have actually tried to use their health insurance for more than an occasional checkup. And now poll United policyholders specifically. And then gfy.
You have a massive tail issue here. Those that died aren't responding to surveys, and their numbers are small compared to all insured; but their outcomes are exponentially worse. You have to look at the tails not the average-- that's where the death and rage and pain are.
Maybe you should use up-to-date information. 45% of Americans are, right now, not in 2020, cost insecure or desperate wrt health care.
I'm not a leftist, and I am dissatisfied with health care here in the leftist paradise of WA state. Getting in to see specialists is very difficult, ER overrun, can't ever talk to anyone in your provider's office, etc. None of that is, however, a cause for assassination.