Healthcare system review

I don't believe that, in the U.S., patients are treated fairly when it comes to healthcare. In business, there's the saying "the customer is always right," but as someone who uses healthcare services, I rarely feel heard or helped. Doctors, pharmacists, and pharmaceutical companies tend to profit significantly from sick and vulnerable people.

Firstly, I pay $1,000 per month for a platinum PPO healthcare policy with BlueShield of California. Alternatively, I could opt for no-cost insurance, but it comes with limitations on the level of care and medical opinions.

Secondly, why do we permit patients to remain sick indefinitely until their condition worsens or leads to death? It's rare that they experience any meaningful improvement in their health.

Thirdly, why isn't healthcare more cross-cultural? Medical conditions and treatments should be accessible globally. If information can spread worldwide through music, shouldn't medical knowledge and practices also be shared universally?

I'd like to hear others' thoughs on this.