Before the New Deal, health care was very cheap in America. Almost all Americans participated in mutual-aid societies that used their buying power to get doctors' services for their members for cheap. Now, we can't return fully to this system, but there are a few reforms we can make:
1) Eliminating mandates that force insurance companies to cover various conditions, let individuals & families choose their health care plans that suit their needs best
2) Ending programs that soak the taxpayer and make health care essentially free for some - if going to the doctor is free, you're gonna do it every time you get a runny nose
3) Cut red tape in insurance
4) Tort reform - reduce the number of multimillion-dollar lawsuits against doctors who are just doing their job
5) Legalize arrangements like collective bargaining for health care - believe it or not, this was made illegal because the AMA thought it reduce doctors' salaries too much