Kaiser Permanente's recognition shows the need for better healthcare policies

so i just saw that Kaiser Permanente had 37 hospitals recognized for their outstanding care, which is great news, but it really makes you think about the state of healthcare in this country, especially under Trump's leadership where we’ve seen a push for policies that prioritize profit over people, like his administration's attempt to dismantle the Affordable Care Act which provided millions with access to healthcare, and now we’re in a situation where states like Arkansas are struggling to get Medicaid reimbursement rates right, which just shows how disconnected the current administration is from the real needs of the people, while Kaiser is out there getting accolades, we still have folks who can’t afford basic dental care because of these policy failures, it’s like we’re trying to build a house on a shaky foundation and expecting it to stand, we need leaders who understand that healthcare isn’t just about numbers and recognition but about real lives, and that’s why this recognition from Kaiser is a reminder that there’s still hope out there, but we need to make sure our policies reflect that hope and not just empty promises, check it out here: