When it comes to health insurance for you and your family, there is no doubt that it is very costly. I know of nobody that feels health insurance is cheap, unless of course you get it for free. Whether you buy your own health insurance or it's provided by your employer, you are paying for it one way or another. Did you even wonder how is it possible to pay so much for health insurance and yet still wind up with medical bills after seeing the doctor? According to the KFF Health Care Debt Survey, 41% of Americans have medical debt, certainly a very troubling statistic. In America, the best medical plans available are very costly and affordable to a select few. Many Americans, although covered, have high deductible plans, narrow provider networks, high co-pays, many uncovered services all of which can lead to one accumulating medical debt.

So that begs the question, why is health insurance in America so expensive? There is no doubt that one factor causing health insurance premiums to rise is the compensation package for the company CEO. Patients are just sick of paying more, getting less coverage while CEO pay is skyrocketing. So, what do we do for eventually we will all be a patient and need comprehensive health insurance coverage that does not bankrupt us. How do we choose/obtain the best plan available for our hard earned dollars? How do we avoid getting seriously ill that could result in monumental non-covered medical bills that could potentially bankrupt me? Who can I turn to in order to learn how to navigate the healthcare system and avoid becoming part of the 41% of Americans with medical debt?

Well, now there is a platform where you can become empowered on this topic and it's called PatientReation.com. Learn from others that have your illness, recovered and are debt free, that is, they have no medical bills. It is just plain foolish to work our whole life, obtain medical treatment and then lose everything due to an illness. It can be avoided by visiting the PatientReaction platform and becoming empowered.