Half of U.S. adults fear medical
bankruptcy, high healthcare costs |
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Fifty percent of adults in the U.S. harbor at least some concern
that they could fall victim to medical bankruptcy due to high out-of-pocket
healthcare costs, according to new poll results from West Health and Gallup.
This is up five percentage points from January and February of 2019, when 45%
of patients said they were concerned a medical emergency could bankrupt them. |
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