Healthcare Without Profit: An Embodied Theological Vision

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Healthcare without profit improves patient care and respects human vulnerability, ultimately enhancing healing outcomes.
Research shows that single-payer systems save 10-20% on administrative costs while ensuring universal access to care.
Comparative analysis indicates nonprofit institutions prioritize community well-being over shareholder returns during crises.
Theological frameworks highlight that profit-driven medicine violates principles of covenant and justice, necessitating systemic change.

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Analysis shows that profit-free healthcare improves outcomes in various populations, suggesting justice-focused models can enhance healing.

Julian Ungar-Sargon (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis shows that profit-free healthcare improves outcomes in various populations, suggesting justice-focused models can enhance healing.