A three-point plan to fix health care in the U.S.

Aetna chairman, CEO, and president Mark Bertolini

(Fortune)

Bertolini has a seat on the frontlines of the debate. Aetna insures about 44 million Americans. But he isn't just a technocrat. He's also had more than his share of firsthand experiences with the medical system. His son, Eric, was diagnosed with a rare form of lymphoma in 2001. Eric survived after an epic battle but needed a kidney transplant in 2007. Bertolini stepped in as the donor. Add to that list his own severe skiing accident in 2004, which injured Bertolini's spinal cord and left him partially disabled.

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