US ranks last on key health care measures compared with other high-income nations, despite spending the most, report says
- The United States ranked last in overall health care measures among ten high-income nations, with lower life expectancy and higher death rates, according to The Commonwealth Fund report.
- Dr. Joseph Betancourt stated, "This report reveals that our health system is continuing to lag far behind other nations when it comes to meeting our citizens’ basic health care needs."
- Americans face the most barriers to health care access, ranking last in health outcomes, including avoidable deaths and Covid-19 excess deaths for those under 75.
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