Healthcare reforms

Healthcare reforms refer to changes made to the way healthcare systems operate, aiming to improve access, affordability, quality, and efficiency. These reforms can include expanding insurance coverage, reducing costs for patients, improving healthcare delivery, and regulating providers and insurers. The goal is to create a system that provides better health outcomes, reduces disparities, and ensures financial sustainability. Reforms may involve new policies, laws, or programs designed to address ongoing challenges and adapt to changing medical and economic conditions, ultimately making healthcare more effective and equitable for everyone.