U.S. Health Care Costs Big Money: “Americans were the most likely to pay at least $1,000 in out-of-pocket expenses. More than half went without needed care because of cost, the survey found, and more than a third endured mistakes and disorganized care when they did get treated.”

ideology does not justify massive systemic failure.

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