This system would be financed by eliminating the need for private insurance companies and reduce the amount of money waste on expensive administrative staffing expenses. A single payer health care program with universal coverage would be able to save money by allowing better coordination between providers and a continuity of care that is not possible to get from other insurance plans with an average saving possibility of more than $400 billion a year (Silver,
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Health Care is a Right Introduction Health care is often confused with health insurance however they are two completely different things. Health insurance is a product you purchase while health care is the service you receive from your medical provider. It is very simple, yet for millions of Americans without health insurance, quality health care is not simple and not an option. Historically, government has been an advocate of health care rights, and presently the United States government needs to recognize the universality of all human rights with a national health care system. Historically One of the principles of the Preamble of the United States Constitution is to "promote the general welfare of all Americans" and health care will
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