The imperfect solutions to increasing access to health care?

1. Telemedicine allows remote patients to access medical care remotely by using video, phone, and email. It is affordable and increases access to healthcare for people who require it.

2. Increasing Funding For Free & Low Cost Clinics: These clinics often provide quality care at low costs, either free of charge or sliding scale payment plans. They are often staffed with volunteer physicians and nurse practitioners, making them an indispensable source of healthcare to those who have limited financial resources.

3. Increased Insurance Coverage: This expands insurance options to make it easier for people to get the care they require without having to worry about paying excessive fees.

4. Community Health Centers & Nonprofits: These organizations often offer a variety of health information and services such as education programs and subsidized healthcare for those in underserved populations.

5. Streamlining Of Medical Records & Admin Work: The process of collecting data from patients’ visits is time consuming yet necessary on both ends – from the patient’s point of view they must provide their personal information while physicians must enter this data into the system in order to treat the patient correctly based on their history/ needs etc.. These processes can be simplified to decrease administrative delay and improve access.