Introduction Unlike other European nations such as Germany, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, and France that accord free health care to all their citizens, the United States has been incapable of doing the same to its citizens (Senn 302). A report compiled between 1997 and 2009 from the National Center for Health Statistics reveals that the number of both uninsured and underinsured Americans is less than those who are insured (CDC/NCHS 1). Therefore, these uninsured Americans hesitate to seek medical attention when unwell due to their inability to foot the medical bills. The medical bills have been too high to be met by the citizens; however, this situation has taken too long without the government taking an initiative until within the first quarter of 2010 when President Obama took the initiative to endorse PPACA. Whereas non –profit-making health organizations needed more funding to enable them to expand and extend their services to more customers, it was an opportunity for insurance firms to make lucrative gains. This led to a dramatic change of the national health care facility, which in turn led to most insurance firms being in control of national health care as they continued to increase medical bill charges. In the past, the government had attempted to adopt the European free medical care, a move that led to the establishment of Medicare and Medicaid for the elderly and disadvantaged in 1965. Unfortunately, only a small fraction of the entire American population could access and benefit from these initiatives. This free universal health care program was too exorbitant to be extended to all citizens; indeed, a couple of factors have led to almost half a billion Americans not affording health care. These include modifications in the nature of health care earlier on in the century, inaccessibility of state-funded health care programs, and the surge of private-based health insurance companies. Defining Health Care Degrees of injury and sicknesses in a population are determined by meals, shelter, smoking, and drinking habits of people, whether where they live is encompassed by crime or risky traffic congestion, and a host many other things. These illnesses and injuries could be the entry point for a health care system. Its attempts to solve the problems are its output, and the general outcomes are health results. From this view, it is clear that two separate healthcare plans could be equally necessary for dealing with disease and injury through the population’s health in one could be worse compared to the other due to its problems being worse to start with. A holistic definition of healthcare should therefore concentrate on wellness and not just curing disease. What to be included in a medical model of healthcare depends on three factors. First, we have effectiveness. If people imagine that a certain type of care is not possible, they may not readily embrace national policies to pay for it. However, effectiveness is difficult to quantify and at times, some people feel uncomfortable paying for other people’s dues. Secondly, there is a necessity where new enlightenment can alter treatment from the meaning of healthcare. Meanings of necessary care als