Question

(CO C) Although the United States does not have a universal health coverage plan, such plans have been discussed and introduced into legislation over the years. The earliest attempt for compulsory health insurance was included in:

the Clinton health plan.

Truman's 1945 health plan.

Roosevelt's 1935 Social Security Act.

enactment of Medicare in the 1960s.

None of the above

Answer 1

In the USA surely we can say that there is no Universal healthcare does not imply coverage for all people. If we can see the healthcare systems some are funded by the government and others are funded by the private health insurance.

The Clinton plan also called for the integration of public mental health and substance abuse services into the full range of health services offered by local health plans.

In 1945, President Harry Truman proposed a national health insurance plan to be funded through a payroll tax.

Roosevelt's 1935 Social Security Act. is the law established the Social Security program, an old-age pension program funded by payroll taxes.

Medicare was created in 1965 when people over 65 found it virtually impossible to get private health insurance coverage. Medicare has made access to health care a universal right for Americans once they reach age 65. This has helped improve the health and longevity of older Americans.

(CO C) Although the United States does not have a universal health coverage plan, such plans have been discussed and introduced into legislation over the years. The earliest attempt for compulsory health insurance was included in:

None of the above