Policymakers trying to enact health care reform, says Public Agenda chairman and co-founder Daniel Yankelovich, need to remember that the public is in an early stage of considering what should be done. But, he notes, as people learn more about the options and tradeoffs, they are more open to change than many experts assume. Yankelovich says the issue can move forward if the public is helped to gain three insights: on individual vulnerability under the current system, on the real cost of unreformed health care, and on the risk to the nation's finances. Click here to learn more.