Health Care Blues

 In the last few decades, nearly every American family had some type of health care coverage to rely on.  Some had family plans through employers.  Some had private insurance they had purchased on their own.  As the years are passing, so are the chances that all Americans have the health insurance coverage that they need.  With the concern of the nation’s economy,  more and more Americans  are facing the same  health care blues.  How can I afford to pay for  my health insurance premiums?  Many have found that the cost of many health insurance plans are too high to accept. 

Many have chosen to remain uninsured or have turned to Medicaid to ease their burdens.  Will we see more Americans in the nation’s welfare system of health care?  Will Americans simply start turning their backs on health care altogether?  Will the majority of privately insured health care plans continue?  These are questions that can only be answered by how individuals and their families view their need for health care and the part it plays in their lives.