The United States’ health care system is

The United States’ health care system is divided, with people able to seek treatment at a wide range of public and private facilities. The public health system is made up of both government agencies and community-based, nonprofit, and religious groups working together to improve citizens’ health. Inpatient and outpatient services are both available within the private healthcare sector. Most private institutions fall into one of two groups: those that are for-profit or those that are not-for-profit (Green, 2018). Self-paying for healthcare is one option. Health insurance frequently covers services. Health insurance guarantees payment for medical treatments via a government or commercial firm. Tricare, Medicare, and Medicaid are government health care programs. Most Americans have private health insurance. People who work can join their company’s group health plan, which is usually paid for in large part by the employer, lowering employee costs. Health maintenance organizations (HMOs) are better at managing money because they charge a premium and fees for services from a set list of doctors and hospitals. Unless a previously approved request is in place, non-preset list providers don’t get paid, and the patient pays. Preferred provider organizations (PPOs) provide more providers and amenities but charge more (Green, 2018). Environmental problems that make it hard to live in a healthy way can hurt health, which puts a lot of pressure on the ability of the healthcare system to keep working well (Green, 2018). Everyone in the United States is able to have health insurance because of the Affordable Care Act. The idea was to give people in the United States who were unemployed or didn’t have health insurance options. This is a great step toward health care for everyone. It gave Americans more ways to get health care, but perhaps too many ways. When the marketplace was put in place, many people didn’t know how to choose their health care benefits. We all want to get to the point where everyone has health insurance. As nurses who give exceptional care, it’s important to keep in mind the principles of health promotion so that our patients can have better outcomes. Waste drives up the cost of care and hurts the long-term health of an organization. By switching to value-based payment systems, nurses can improve the quality of care and cut costs at the same time (Yakusheva et al., 2022). This will show stakeholders that the change works. Please reply to this DQ with 2-3 recent references less than 5 years SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING COMMUNITY 428

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