Two real life examples of how awesome the US health care system is:
My mom needs some dental work done. Throughout the years, her premiums kept rising and they kept slashing what they would cover. Well, it is kind of getting bad now and well, they won't cover it. So she's needed this surgery for a couple months now. She can't pay for it because it is either that or miss a house payment. So, naturally, she is going without the dental surgery yet at the same time, she complained that she's paying nearly double in premiums and is getting almost nothing covered.
At my parent's work a 46 year old keeled over in the store and died because essential heart medicine she needed (she wasn't fat either, apparently it was a lifelong condition), she could not afford as she had no health insurance. She worked two jobs and raising a son.
So to say that the US health care system isn't flawed is ridiculous. If people who are covered (my family) aren't getting the coverage they need despite paying more premiums and if people aren't getting insured and just dropping dead in front of many people because the business she worked at was too cheap to give her any chance of getting covered, then there is a serious problem here.
Although this is affecting the lower and working classes. As soon as the problems hit the middle class, that is when people will think it is a crisis. All the conservative family members that lose all their savings in nearly one swoop to pay for a surgery or a health plan that won't cover them when they need it, that is when the Panic button will be hit and there will be reforms.
It won't happen for a few more years but it is coming.