Introduction Health inequality explains whenever a group in an economy has worse health compared to other groups. In America alone, inequity in healthcare is linked to income inequality. Studies have also identified that the higher a person’s income, the better the health. Resultantly, individuals with corporate-sponsored plans have increased and better access to healthcare compared to those with none. Prior to the Affordable Care Act, approximately 25% of American citizens lacked or had little health insurance. This led to over 100,000 deaths yearly due to lack of affordable healthcare services. For the purposes of this study, health disparities explains the differences existing among specific populations in America towards attaining maximum health potential that is measured through difference in incidence, mortality,
