Towards medical coverage for all United States

36 million policyholders and more, end discriminatory practices morally unjustifiable if it is created in its current form, the reform of the health insurance promised Obama change thoroughly the health system only industrialized country not to offer universal health coverage.

The reform proposes to cover pregnancy up to 96% of the population against 85% currently. It will change the game for much of the "underinsured," those people forced to pay sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars for care not covered. It will benefit the "uninsured, mainly middle-income families and modest, but also the millions of Americans who lost their jobs and insurance that went with it.

The new system will provide the opportunity for individuals and small businesses currently without health insurance, buy insurance cheap. The government should be a key player in this new sector facing private insurers. Losers of the merger, the insurance companies will no longer have the right to exclude customers under the pretext of a "preexisting condition". Currently, diabetes or even pregnancy can lead to the cancellation of an insured who has just learned he is sick. They no longer have the right, either, to pay more premiums to customers who have a specific problem. As the youngest, they may remain enrolled up to 27 years in the insurance of their parents.