How to Get Timely, Affordable Health Care | Healthcare and Insurance


To get what you want, you must first decide what that is. If you believe media reports on healthcare, the public wants to save money and to have health insurance.

Money and insurance are not our primary healthcare desires. What we want is simple and universal: access to timely affordable health care.

Federal politicians have been promising to deliver timely affordable care to Americans for more than half a century. Their repeated "fixes" have brought healthcare to its present sorry state-spending too much and not getting care.

Having timely affordable care starts with StatesCare: take control away from Washington and return authority where it belongs, We the People in their states.

Two benefits will quickly accrue. Read more...

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