The main problem with America's health care system is that costs keep going up. The best way to solve this is to reduce regulation and use free market competition to help more Americans get health insurance at a lower cost. Individuals should take greater responsibility for both their personal health and their health care.
We should also embrace managed care, which tracks expenses and, for a time during the 1990s, slowed cost increases. By moving further in the direction of managed care and adopting medical savings accounts, which encourage individuals to save and shop around for health care, we'll be able to bring down costs and cover more people. Overall, we should minimize the government's role in health care and let the private sector do as much as possible.
Therefore, we should: