It seems that stories about American health care are in the news more and more each day. It’s an issue that’s on everybody’s mind at some point in their lives, if not every month when the bills come in. But how often does the average person get to sit down and talk about America’s Health Care system and how it could be improved? And even if they did, who would listen?
That’s why we’ve created this site - to provide a place for discussion and some help sorting through the chaos of information about health care in America. If you're looking for support in taking care of a loved one, dealing with chronic illness, or in finding coverage or affordable care, check out
NEW CONTENT: Shellshocked: Veterans Health Care
According to polling in the past few months, the biggest issues troubling Americans are health care and the war in Iraq. What gets talked about less often is the point where these two issues intersect:
Health care for our soldiers, and who is going to pay for it.
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For the past few years there has been work in cities and states across the country to improve our citizens’ access to health care. Washington, D.C. is one of these. A look at the trouble our nation’s capital is facing on expanding health care access for the uninsured may shed a light on why the words “health care reform” are often greeted with less than a smile.
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