Let me see if I can bring you up to speed. :)

Here's a quote from the article:

" The U.S. fares well in providing preventive care and patient-centered care, according to the report. But among its many deficiencies, according to Davis and the report, are a relative shortage of primary care physicians:

Given the predicted trend of AHCA, this situation is going to get WORSE, not better.

I'll continue:

" lack of access to primary care, especially for the poor;"

Again, with fewer and fewer choices, the trend is going to get worse.

" a large number of low-income residents who skip needed care, do not get recommended tests or do not fill prescriptions because of cost; "

I'll acknowledge that drug costs are out of control. AHCA hasn't shown anything to indicate this will improve.

"inordinate levels of mortality from conditions that could have been controlled, such as high blood pressure; and lower healthy life expectancy at age 60."

Hate to sound cold, but whose fault is that????