The better way to tackle that problem is to turn the incentives around in the US health sector, which currently runs on a piece rate model, which rewards the me

The better way to tackle that problem is to turn the incentives around in the US health sector, which currently runs on a piece rate model, which rewards the medical professions for finding as meany treatments as possible to deliver to the population as long as possible. Give them a flat rate percentage of GDP per patient, and motivate them to reduce the amount of work they do, by keeping everybody healthy, and you'd have a much better system.