Millions of Americans feel confused and frustrated in their search for quality healthcare coverage.
Between out-of-control costs, countless inefficiencies, a lack of affordable universal access, and little focus on wellness and prevention, the system is clearly in dire need of change.
Hosted by healthcare policy and technology expert Marc S. Ryan, the Healthcare Labyrinth Podcast offers accessible, incisive deep dives on the most pressing issues and events in American healthcare.
Marc seeks to help Americans become wiser consumers and navigate the healthcare maze with more confidence and certainty through the Healthcare Labyrinth website.
Marc is an unconventional Republican who believes that affordable universal access is a wise and prudent investment. He recommends common-sense solutions to reform American healthcare.
Tune in every week as Marc examines the latest developments in the space, offering analysis, insights, and predictions on the changing state of healthcare in America.
On this episode of the Healthcare Labyrinth Podcast, Marc highlights survey responses on what Americans think about current healthcare programs.
Marc explores how much Americans across political parties value the state of healthcare reform, looking from the perspective of average citizens to well-known voices.
Listen in to learn how the compassion gap in dealing with these systems could greatly influence voters in the 2024 election.
Key Takeaways
The story of the post on Truth Social that talks replacing Obamacare
The status of Medicaid across states in the US
Legislative initiatives for expanding Medicaid increased recently
Polls found that a majority of people across political parties care about healthcare program maintenance
American voters, in general, support moderate reform for affordable universal access
Healthcare reform has to tackle three major areas: the uninsured crisis, the pivot to intentional care management, and organizing efficient cost
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Resources
The Healthcare Labyrinth: A Guide to Navigating Health Plans and Fixing American Health Insurance
