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Getting to the End Zone With Medicare for All.

Carl D Atkins¹

¹American Council to Advance Medicare for All, Canaan, New York.

The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management

|May 29, 2019

Summary

Incremental reform offers a path between current healthcare laws and Medicare for All. This analysis suggests that perceived barriers to Medicare for All are surmountable with careful planning.

Area of Science:

Health Policy
Healthcare Reform
Public Health Insurance

Background:

The Affordable Care Act expanded health insurance coverage.
Medicare for All proposes a significant overhaul of the US healthcare system.
Incremental reform is considered as a potential alternative or precursor to Medicare for All.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the feasibility of Medicare for All.
To address common concerns regarding Medicare for All implementation.
To explore incremental reform as a strategy for healthcare advancement.

Main Methods:

Analysis of existing legislative proposals for Medicare for All.
Identification and examination of potential challenges to Medicare for All.

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Assessment of strategies to mitigate identified concerns.

Main Results:

Barriers to Medicare for All may be less significant than commonly perceived.
Concerns regarding utilization, costs, funding, workforce, and political objections are manageable.
Congressional bills provide a foundation for a well-implemented Medicare for All plan.

Conclusions:

Medicare for All is a potentially achievable policy goal.
Careful planning and incremental steps can address implementation challenges.
The findings support the viability of pursuing Medicare for All or similar reforms.