Health care organization class HCM 520Would the U.S. be better with a single payer system? Why or why not? Elaborate in your response.post needs to be organized with proper apa in text...

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    A universal healthcare system is applicable in the USA for example Medicaid to provide health insurance policies with accidental and injury coverage at reduced and nominal costs. The health care services provided under this scheme cover the insurance facilities under various subgroups for any type of illness that a patient may be suffering from. If citizens living in the USA opt for more than one healthcare insurance policy then the cost of maintaining that policy activation will severely increase. Keeping in mind the exaggerated costs of maintaining the requisite healthcare facilities and the insurance costs a single healthcare policy for the majority of the people living in the USA is preferred (Christopher, 2016). The legislation in the USA has defined specific norms for providing a single-pay insurance system policy for a majority of the population living in the USA at nominal costs so that various facilities can be activated appropriately according to a disease from which a patient may be suffering (Liu & Brook, 2017). Under the legislation policies, it can be easily declared that a single insurance system is the best for the people living in the USA. The provision of the single-payer system is especially helpful to single households which live below the average income and thus belong to socially low economic backgrounds (Galvani et al., 2020). Various types of single-pay policies are available under the Medicare scheme like A, B and C which ensure the patients are under any kind of injury, accident, or disease occurrence. Thus families which have low incomes can be tremendously benefitted through the implementation of single-pay insurance schemes throughout the USA. The payment cost will be reduced under the single payment scheme policy with the availability of good healthcare facilities (Blumberg & Holahan, 2019). The formulation of a single-care...