Under the proposal, non-elderly Americans could participate in a public plan or private insurance plan and, like Medicare Advantage, would benefit from caps on provider payment rates. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Whether it's Obamacare, repeal and replace, Medicare for All or some other debate, there's no shortage of suggestions for how to fix and/or change America's health care system. The latest policy proposal, from The Urban Institute, aims to take the best of existing models to create something new.
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