The Hill News

Even though we live in a country in which the populace is fiercely divided on so many important issues, it remains important in a vibrant democracy for citizens to have a healthy measure of confidence that their government will attempt to act in their best interests.  More specifically, that need for public confidence also extends to health reform.  If we want Americans to take part in the healthcare system, to make use of preventive care services and reduce incidences of chronic disease, then it’s necessary to establish faith that reform is indeed elevating health care quality and affordability.

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