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HOWARD DEAN?S PRESCRIPTION FOR REAL HEALTHCARE REFORM
By: Howard Dean

How We Can Achieve Affordable Medical Care for Every American and Make Our Jobs Safer

Chelsea Green Publishing Company
August 2009
On Sale: July 28, 2009
144 pages
ISBN: 1603582282
EAN: 9781603582285
Hardcover
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What would real healthcare reform look like? And how can everyday Americans trump big money and put healthcare back on track? Howard Dean speaks out.

"The success of healthcare reform legislation rises and falls on whether the American public is allowed to opt into a universally available public healthcare program, like Medicare, or not. If Congress issues a bill that gives Americans a public option, then there will be real healthcare reform. If not, we could be back fighting about it for another 20 years before anybody tries again."--Howard Dean

Americans have pondered how to reform healthcare since the days of Harry Truman. But, for most Americans, little has changedβ€”except that healthcare costs have soared, health insurance companies have grown richer, and, today, even those Americans who pay dearly for health insurance frequently find that their policies don’t adequately cover them when they need their coverage most.

Something has got to give. In his bold, new book, Howard Deanβ€”the physician and former governor widely credited for reviving the Democratic Party after the 2004 electionsβ€”tells Americans what needs to be done to successfully reform healthcare. One key, he writes, is to offer Americans the option to participate in a public healthcare program, much like Medicare. β€œAmerica has had β€˜socialized’ medicine since 1964,” says Dean. β€œIt’s called Medicare; it covers every American over 65, and the majority of them are happy with the program. The rest of America deserves a similar option.”

In this straight-talking guide to rising above today’s healthcare crisis, Dean spells out:

* What Obama’s healthcare plan is all about * How other countries handle healthcare * Which special interests are standing in the way of progress and why * How healthcare reform will help American businesses prosper * Why Americans need choice--between private or public health coverage

Millions of Americans lack health insurance; millions more pay for coverage that doesn’t protect them from serious illness; and the status quo leaves Americans at the mercy of corporate interests. In this persuasive argument from a passionate political strategist, Americans learn how to take back the healthcare reins.

Media Buzz

Larry King Live - February 25, 2010
Colbert Report - June 23, 2009
Today - June 18, 2009
Countdown with Keith Olbermann - June 8, 2009

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