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UNSALVAGEABLE: Why the American Healthcare System is Beyond Repair (and What is Needed to Replace It)
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Simply put, the American healthcare system as we know it is unsalvageable. Despite our best intentions and best efforts, attempts to “fix” the system have not resulted in any significant improvement. We are getting sicker, and it is costing us a fortune. There are systemic flaws that have gradually worsened and festered like a deep dark wound, infecting every aspect of the healthcare delivery system over the past 50 years. It is these systemic flaws that have made all the past attempts and will make all future attempts at reform futile. The system that the US refers to as “healthcare” is anything but a system that cares for health. It’s a “sick care” system that cares for profit, not health. There’s a lot more money to be made in selling (and many would argue, in creating) sickness than in selling (and facilitating) health. The corporate coup of the American healthcare system is complete, having resulted in a fully (though not transparently) for-profit system that is far more focused on shareholder dividends and C-suite profits than it is on patient health and wellbeing. Such a system isn’t just unsustainable, it’s unsalvageable - and the sooner we start over, without profit in the driver’s seat, the healthier we’ll be.