Healthcare is so broken in the US. I'm trying to fix it.
A couple points made in this article:*The government state and federal governments knows more about you than you do.(health care data)*Your hospital and doctors know more about you than you do.
In Massachusetts, health insurance is mandatory - or you will be fined when you file taxes. Of course everyone wants healthcare, so on the surface it's not too onerous to say that it's "mandatory". But, if you're not covered by an employer plan (self-employed, small employer, laid off), then you must obtain health insurance on your own. It is rather insane to tie health benefits to employment when employment changes routinely - whereas healthcare is something that you want to be continuous, permanent, and stable over time.
*Your hospital and doctors know more about you than you do.
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