US healthcare

Introduction The Affordable Care Act (ACA) obliges states to deliver healthcare insurance services through online market places called exchanges. These exchanges will give an opportunity to individuals and business organizations the chance to make selections, comparisons as they are purchasing covers that offer the least level of coverage. Texas like...

The World Health Organization (WHO) works with offices in more than 150 countries worldwide to track health data, make comparisons by country and region, and set up guidelines to improve health statistics in problem areas. On their website, they provide information and downloadable data for most countries in areas such...

Every once in a while, there appears an article in the US media, discussing whether Americans should adopt the British healthcare system and, vice versa, the British occasionally wonder whether they should learn from Americans in terms of healthcare provision. With this in mind, it appears important to compare the...

St Dismas Medical Center is a 450 bed rehabilitation hospital that is having a decline in admissions. The hospital focuses on rehabilitation of severely injured catastrophically ill patients. There has not been much of a demand for severely injured patients due to seat belt laws and helmet regulations (Meredith, 2014)....

One of the most defining accomplishments of President Obama’s first term has been the passage of healthcare reform. Despite being a historic event, healthcare plan continues to attract criticism and many Republicans including Chairman Michael Steele have not even refrained from calling it “socialism” (The Associated Press). Calling healthcare plan...