Polivka, L. (2005), introduced that Medicare is available to people aged 65 and people with disabilities after a waiting period of 2 years. For a period of 50 years, Medicare has maintained an important position in the United States, which is primarily financed and managed by the private sector, unlike health systems in other countries where it is a privately financed system. State and single-payer. Implementing incentives to increase the number of beneficiaries has prompted Republican majority partners to make full privatization of the Medicare program an extraordinary preference. White, J. (2007) explains that Medicare has two faces in the political struggle. On the first front, the program's advocates face a right-wing movement, like the existing Republican coalition and its many supporters who reject social insurance ideologies. On the later front, the program's advocates face a centrist concern, stuck in their thoughts on the federal budget and budget, that Medicare is extravagant. In the politics of ideas, Medicare supporters must reject public misunderstandings about the condition of Medicare and its consequences. Regulating conventional Medicare spending can be done by strengthening the partisan struggle. Polivka, L. (2005), explained that the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA) gave billions of dollars to pharmaceutical companies and HMOs and incorporated various government procurements that expanded sharing costs with beneficiaries, strengthened privatization and gave an advantage to medicines. Among the beneficiaries, there are more opponents than supporters. However, conventional health insurance is under threat in two political ways. The existing Republican union has... middle of article ......son, G. (2015), determined that there was an evaluation of increased private action plans in the Medicare program, thus amending his approach. due to adjustments in the profitable orientation and to give acceptable assets to the administration to control the game plans and ensure the reliability of the framework. Importantly, market demand and competition have contributed to rising costs of private and communal social insurance in the United States. In my opinion, the main reason why Medicare is more visible to patients is that it offers higher expenses compared to the costs of the business sector and the fundamental problem is the limited capacity of the authorities to refuse extortion. The Medicare arrangement naturally has some issues attached to it and resolving these issues will make Medicare an extraordinary help to US residents..