Introduction
With the countries budget problems, the federal government has built a reform that will alleviate the high medical cost. These medical costs have increased since February 2012 to an estimated 3.4% per capita. According to the Congressional Budget Office COB, and the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development. (EOCD) Employee assisted company medical coverage benefits are increasing in cost or being eliminated and our political leaders. One of the programs at the federal government is trying to eliminate Medic Care. According to the CBO Medicare has increased by 2.3% per year after per capita than the beneficiary growth since 1975. Should the United States (U.S) have a social medical program that is the same of the France or the Netherlands?

PRO and CONs for social medical system in the US
The following are arguments on the Pros or Cons in the implementation of the federal government to formulate and strategize a social medical system in the US to assure the citizens are cared for the same as the France and the Netherlands does today.

PROs
Prevent needless deaths due to no or limited health insurance
Looking at the health care reform act that was built by the president of the United States Barack Obama, the health care Reform Act is being created so that all Americans have a better standard of living. This allows for the prevention of many diseases that can be avoided with minimal standard follow-up appointments, checkups, and screenings. There are many diseases out there that are preventable if a person has the resources to visit a physician once or twice a year. This health care Reform Act gives every person in the United States to have access to a physician and the opportunity for healthier life.
Longer and healthier lifespan
By increasing the preventive care in the United States, we are increasing our health and