US Healthcare refers to the system of medical services, policies, and regulations that provide health care to individuals in the United States. It encompasses a wide range of services, including preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic, and rehabilitative care, delivered by various providers such as hospitals, private practices, and specialty clinics. The US healthcare system includes various public and private insurance options, such as Medicare, Medicaid, and employer-sponsored plans, as well as the Affordable Care Act marketplace. The system is characterized by a complex interplay of federal and state regulations, private health insurers, healthcare providers, and pharmaceutical companies. Issues within the US healthcare system often focus on access to care, healthcare costs, the quality of services, and disparities among different populations.
Bipartisan support in Montana's Legislature has advanced Medicaid expansion through House Bill 245, crucial for 80,000 low-income adults. Representative Ed Buttrey's bill, aligned with Governor Gianforte's budget, ensures Medicaid's role…