Which of the following statements is FALSE about health care in the United States? Group of answer choices Most health insurance coverage in the U.S. is sponsored by employers To date, there have not been efforts in the U.S. to implement a "public option" The U.S. has elements of each of the models of universal health coverage in other high-income countries The U.S. is the only high-income country without universal health coverage The U.S. spends approximately twice as much on health care per capita compared to other high-income countriesWhich of the following is FALSE about models of universal health coverage? Group of answer choices The government acts as the sole insurer in all models No country has achieved universal coverage through voluntary, for-profit health insurance approaches Essential or primary care is guaranteed for all citizens The government plays a role in subsidizing or covering costs for low-income citizens Insurers (if they exist) are not allowed to deny coverage and they are highly regulated