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The health care “system” in America is sick and the time for change is long overdue. Many analysts observe that America does not have a health care system, but rather “a collection of loosely linked systems,” as stated by noted health policy expert Henry Aaron. The uncoordinated influence of various stakeholders in these systems tends to prioritize their wealth over the health of the American people. The National Physicians Alliance calls for fundamental change and the creation of a coordinated system that will cover all Americans.

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