We had the same ideal — making health care available for all people.
Where he failed, in his own view, was to interest either Reagan or his successor as president, George Bush, in making health care available to more Americans.
However, in January last year, Indonesia's government launched an ambitious project: to establish a compulsory national health insurance system with the aim of making basic care available to all by 2019.
In other words, thanks for the billions, but we and our shareholders--and Wall Street financial analysts--can't tolerate being asked to share in the cost of making affordable care available to the uninsured, aging and sick among us.
The Institute of Medicine defined health care transparency as making health care available to the public in a reliable and understandable manner, with a primary focus on the reporting of information and processes [ 1].
We must continue to work to make care available as broadly as possible.
For Democrats, this appeals to their core values of making better health care available to more people at lower costs.
Identifying these factors, and making this information available to intensive care clinicians and transplant professionals, might have a greater and more immediate effect than any legislation.
She's going to make health care available to everybody in this country, and she's going to do everything she can to help every child reach their full potential.
Still, Oregon has taken steps to expand its Medicaid rolls by limiting the range of benefits provided under the program, and Utah is making primary health care available to about 20,000 uninsured residents in the form of a basic benefit.
