Medical Technology
Medical Technology
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Medical technology is expecting to have many changes for the future. The Affordable
Care Act is a major health care reform that passed in March of 2010. The goal is to protect
patients’ rights and decrease the number of uninsured Americans and lowering the overall health
care costs. The new reform will cause many new changes and medical technology will increase.