Challenges To Medicare For All Remain Daunting.

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Abstract
Medicare for All plans have many advantages over the status quo. Yet the challenges facing such plans are immense, reflecting their ambitions to achieve universal coverage through a single federal plan and their disruption to existing insurance and financing arrangements. Medicare for All will not become viable unless it can meet the daunting political, economic, and administrative realities that govern US health care.
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Authors Frakt, Austin B;Oberlander, Jonathan;
Journal Health affairs (Project Hope)
Year 2020
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10.1377/hlthaff.2019.01494
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health policy medicare politics medicaid taxes universal coverage private health insurance cost sharing clinical care cost containment costs and spending medicare for all single payer traditional medicare

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