Single-payer healthcare system is best, most physicians say 

About 70 percent of physicians think some version of a single-payer healthcare system is best for the U.S., according to Medscape’sPhysicians’ Views on Today’s Divisive Social Issues Report 2022.” 

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Medscape’s survey, conducted between Jan. 22 and March 2, queried more than 2,340 physicians on what healthcare system they viewed to be the best for the U.S. 

Here’s how they answered:

  1. Health insurance/patient pays some expenses: 24 percent of physicians
  2. Single payer/insurance mix to guarantee care: 48 percent of physicians
  3. Single-payer system to guarantee care: 21 percent of physicians
  4. No need to guarantee healthcare for all: 6 percent of physicians

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