U.S. healthcare is failing: it doesn't deliver timely care and spends money we don't have and can't afford. Can healthcare be fixed? In 2018, the average American family spent $28,166 on healthcare costs. The same year, the U.S. poured $3.65 trillion -the GDP of Germany-into its healthcare system. Despite this incredible outlay, maximum average wait time to see a primary doctor increased to more than four months, and "47,000 veterans may have died waiting for . . . medical care." Two actions will restore healthcare so that We the People can get timely, affordable care. Without doubt, Americans have the need, but do they have will? Read more... Deane Waldman 87176-7396