The American healthcare system is headed toward a cliff, and the fall will be long and painful. Healthcare consumes 18% of our nation's gross domestic product, almost 50% more than the second highest-spending nation. High-deductible health plans are the new norm for one-third of insured patients. Out-of-pocket costs are increasingly unaffordable for many.
Mission Hospital has a special holding area for psych patients in its emergency department.
Without actions to stabilize the individual market, consumers are likely to see large rate hikes and fewer options in 2018.
For the most vulnerable, chronically ill among us-many of whom cope with behavioral health challenges and struggle to secure housing, food or transportation-the journey to receive the care they need can be daunting.
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