The United States healthcare system does not align with other systems internationally. The U.S. spends a lot on healthcare but there is still a significant amount of people who continue not to have health coverage. The US has Private health insurance programs typically funded by employers. Public health insurance programs are Medicaid and Medicare.

A component from South Africa that I would like to be incorporated in the U.S. healthcare system is National Health Insurance. National Health Insurance is a network of insurance benefits established by a federal government that will cover all or almost all its citizens. This will help ensure that citizens will get the best care possible. I do feel that we should contribute in some way however, everyone being able to be insured no matter what your status is would contribute to people being healthier.

Are you clear on what is in existence in the US? US has Private health insurance programs typically funded by employers. Public health insurance programs are Medicaid and Medicare

South Africa's system is a mix, too, right? Yes

Yes, South Africa also has a mixed healthcare system. In addition to private health insurance options, South Africa has a public healthcare system that provides services to the majority of the population. The public system is funded through taxes and mainly serves those who cannot afford private insurance. It includes programs like the National Health Insurance (NHI), which is being implemented to provide universal health coverage for all South African citizens. The NHI aims to ensure that every citizen has access to quality healthcare services without facing financial barriers. It is similar to the concept of National Health Insurance you mentioned for the U.S. healthcare system.