Closing the coverage gap has the potential to create positive social change by providing access to health care for those who are currently uninsured or underinsured. This could lead to improved health outcomes, increased economic security, and greater financial stability for individuals and families. Additionally, closing the coverage gap could reduce health disparities among different populations, as those who are currently unable to access health care due to cost or other barriers would be able to receive the care they need. This could lead to improved health outcomes for vulnerable populations, such as those living in poverty or those with chronic health conditions. Finally, closing the coverage gap could lead to a more equitable health care system, as those who are currently unable to access health care due to cost or other barriers would be able to receive the care they need.
