The average American spends about $6,000 every year on health care.

While we all know that this is a huge waste of money, it’s also true that health care costs money. As a result of the rising cost of health care, Americans are spending an extraordinary amount of money on it. It’s estimated that the average American spends about 6,000 every year on health care.

This is no small thing. The average American spends about 6,000 every year on health care. While we all know that this is a huge waste of money, its also true that health care costs money. As a result of the rising cost of health care, Americans are spending an extraordinary amount of money on it. Its estimated that the average American spends about 6,000 every year on health care.

The story itself tells us that the average American is still spending a lot of money on health care, but when you take into consideration that’s only a small part of the problem. The average American spends about 6,000 every year on health care. As a result, we can see that the average American spends about 6,000 on health care.

That’s a lot of money, and it’s not just money flowing in. If you add in other health care expenses like prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, and medical insurance, it means that Americans are probably spending about 8,000 on health care every year. And that’s not even counting the fact that Americans are also spending a lot of money on medical procedures and treatments.

This is a big reason why I can’t stand the new health care system in the USA and why I am not in favor of a single payer health care system which would make the system even more expensive. Most Americans already have an expensive health care system, and it is because they can’t afford the quality and care that they are entitled to. This should never happen. Our health care system is broken and needs to be reformed.

But I am in favor of a single payer health care system. Why? Because there are so many Americans who cant afford health care because they have more than enough money to pay for their health care. In our single payer system, our health care providers would be paid by a pool of taxpayer funds. The system would be more transparent and equitable, and the quality of care would be higher.

I will write about the health care system in my next post.

In addition to single payer health care, I am also in favor of universal health care. This would cover everybody no matter their income. I see no reason why one person should have to go to the emergency room because of a health condition that affects them all, even if they have the money to pay for it.

For more information check out the U.S. Health Care Reform web page. For some more information check out this article on the New York Times website.