Health Care Systems WisdomCard™

Our Guides and Physician Review team have organized the Top 10 Health Resources on Health Care Systems and compiled helpful research notes below.

  1. About.com: Why the Health Care System Behaves the Way It Does heartdisease.about.com - Why the Health Care System Behaves the Way It Does
  2. The University of Maine: The U.S Health Care System: Best in the World, or Just the Most Expensive? dll.umaine.edu - The U.S Health Care System: Best in the World, or Just the Most Expensive?
  3. Business Week: U.S. Health-Care System Gets a "D" businessweek.com - U.S. Health-Care System Gets a "D"
  4. In Context: Comparing Health Care Systems: What Makes Sense for the US? context.org - Comparing Health Care Systems: What Makes Sense for the US?
  5. National Coalition on Health Care: Building a Better Health Care System nchc.org - Building a Better Health Care System
  6. The Heritage Foundation: High-Priced Pain: What to Expect from a Single-Payer Health Care System heritage.org - High-Priced Pain: What to Expect from a Single-Payer Health Care System
  7. The Future of Freedom Foundation: Healing the Health-Care System fff.org - Healing the Health-Care System
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Research Notes on Health Care Systems


In the U.S., health care providers, insurers, employers, and the government are all unofficial partners in a complicated health care "system." In contrast to most other nations where the government finances health care for the majority of its residents, most Americans have some form of private health insurance sponsored by employers. A sizable share have government-sponsored insurance, with those over 65 years of age covered by a federal program (Medicare) and some poor children and their families eligible for a state-federal program (Medicaid). There are many health care reform groups and many opinions on how the American health care system can be improved.

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