In 2009, when President Obama first took on health care reform, three major issues in the existing system were almost universally agreed upon:
In 2009, when President Obama first took on health care reform, three major issues in the existing system were almost universally agreed upon:
1. Forget cost, even if you had had it, health insurance was too complicated for the average American consumer to navigate.
2. Doctors were becoming less engaged with their patients due to a mountain of complex paperwork to be filled out simply for them to get paid.
3. Americans were confused and utterly frustrated on how to get access to the doctors they needed to see for their specific care needs.
