Class Inequality and Health Care examines the significant impact of socioeconomic status on access to and quality of healthcare. It delves into how disparities in income, education, and occupation contribute to unequal health outcomes. The book explores how social class influences health behaviors, exposure to environmental hazards, and the ability to navigate complex healthcare systems. This analysis encompasses various aspects of healthcare, including preventative care, treatment of chronic diseases, and access to specialized medical services. Furthermore, it investigates the social and political factors that perpetuate these inequalities and proposes potential solutions to promote more equitable healthcare access for all socioeconomic groups.