Banks and hospitals are cashing in when patients can't pay for health care

The artificial supply/demand ratio in the US healthcare system keeps rearing its head.

One solution is to subsidize all healthcare education costs, and stop turning away some of our nations brightest because of an artificially low number of training spots (that is not allowed to adjust to demand).

This will relieve the debt burden on healthcare professionals so that they would be more comfortable earning less (they earn multiples of similarly trained folks globally to help with their extreme debt levels).

US healthcare is in shambles. Most people are a serious injury away from financial ruin. I cant see how to fix but cant see its continuation either

Not with the ACA if you actually sign up.

In Europe everybody is insured. I don't think I've ever even _seen_ an invoice from a hospital.

not all of Europe is the same, there are many countries that still require you to pay additional private healthcare, and you have copay whenever you interact with the system.