Source: Urban Institute Debt and Census

    Tool: R

    I analyzed 3,076 counties (2022):

    – Very High Coverage (95%+ insured): 9.3% average with medical debt
    – High Coverage (90-95%): 13% average with medical debt
    – Moderate Coverage (85-90%): 17.1% average with medical debt
    – Lower Coverage (<85%): 20.1% average with medical debt

    Strong correlation (-0.421, p<0.001).

    Cuts to Medicaid and ACA premium increases could push 16M more Americans off coverage. 100 million people—41% of adults—already owe medical debt.

    Imagine where you can go to the doctor or the hospital and not have worry about going bankrupt, and only focus on your health.

    by evanbrociner

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