U.S. Medicaid could be more available to those in need / have less administrative errors
CARE courts / easily available medication could help with mental illnesses / homelessness
Atherectomies / artery / vascular surgery could be leading to high rates of amputations / death
Private equity could affect U.S. autism care / innovation
Families could be enrolled in Medicaid / social services at laundromats, hairdressers, or other public places
Parents could be able to get residential treatment for mentally troubled / violent children before crimes are committed
Screening could be standardized / increased for prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes
U.S. primary healthcare / doctor availability / Medicaid acceptance could be improved in low income areas
Family planning and pregnancy/maternal healthcare could be more available in Texas, South Dakota, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Florida, Missouri, and more
U.S. nursing homes/long-term care could be less expensive, less understaffed / negligent, offer reasonable healthcare, have better training, and have accurate ratings
U.S. drug prices could be lower
U.S. dental care could be more accessible for people
The welfare cliff could be fixed in public benefits to not discourage work / marriage
The healthcare system could provide better counseling and treatment to obese patients
U.S. children could be required to be tested for lead
U.S. states could expand Medicaid to prevent the coverage gap
