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Report finds high medical costs for many who have health insurance - ConsumerAffairs

Having affordable health insurance doesn’t always protect you from medical bills, as many consumers are shocked to learn. A new survey by the Commonwealth Fund reveals persistent coverage gaps ... Read More
Health insurance cost not yet hit by inflation, could soon spike - USA TODAY

The cost of family health insurance plans increased just 1% this year even as inflation reached a four-decade high, with higher prices for gas, groceries, rent and other living expenses. Read More
Retiree health care costs rise to new high, study finds

A 65-year-old retiring this year can expect to spend a record high in health care and medical expenses throughout retirement, a study finds. Read More
Health insurance could be reinvented to provide medical costs upfront - ABC15 Arizona

Health insurance plans in the U.S. such as Medicare and Medicare Advantage, as well as most individual and group plans, leave a percentage of the cost of care for patients to settle out of pocket. Read More
Health Insurance S+F 2025 – Forbes Advisor

89.1% of adults (between 18 to 64 years old) had health insurance at some point in 2023, while 7.6% of Americans of all ages did not. ² About four in 10 adults (41%) report having debt from ... Read More
Audit: Costs vastly underestimated for immigrant healthcare. - Chicago Tribune

Gov. JB Pritzker’s administration vastly underestimated the costs of a healthcare program for noncitizen immigrants, which enrolled thousands who should have been ineligible, an audit finds. Read More
KC employers probably will see health insurance costs rise - Kansas City Business Journal

Area companies' increase in health insurance costs could range as high as 40% next year. See what factors are behind the jump and how employers can respond. Many Kansas City businesses probably ... Read More
New survey finds many Coloradans delay or go without health care due to cost

New survey finds many ... High health care costs ... have increased from 4 percent to 10 percent annually” based on the Colorado Division of Insurance’s most recent cost insurance report ... Read More
What are the pros and cons of high deductible health insurance plans? - PhillyVoice

High deductible plans have become more appealing over the last decade as health care costs and premiums have risen, experts say. Nearly 30% of workers with health insurance enrolled in high ... Read More
Medical costs lead Texans to delay health care and medication, study finds - MSN

Many Texans are delaying their health care and skipping doses of important medication because of demanding costs, even with insurance, a new poll found. To gauge public opinions rising health care ... Read More
Half of Missourians have current or recent medical debt, survey finds - Springfield News-Leader

Half of Missouri adults have held medical debt at some point in the last five years, according to the report. Most of them — 78% of those under age 65 — had health insurance at the time they ... Read More
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