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One-fourth of adults under 65 years old in the US reported problems paying medical bills in the past year. Those with lower incomes, without health insurance, or who have a pre-existing health condition were more likely to report problems. Of those who had problems paying medical bills, 59% said it had a major impact on their family, and many engaged in cost-cutting behaviors like reducing spending, increasing debt, or borrowing money to pay medical bills. Additionally, 21% of older adults aged 65 and older also reported difficulties paying medical bills.
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- 1. Figure 0 5 Charts About Americans and Medical Bills SOURCE: KFF Health Tracking Poll (conducted June 11-20, 2018)
- 2. Figure 1 One-Fourth of Adults Under 65 Years Old Report Problems Paying Medical Bills in the Past Year AMONG 18-64 YEAR OLDS: In the past 12 months, did you or anyone in your household have problems paying or an inability to pay any medical bills, such as bills for doctors, dentists, medication, or home care? Yes 26% Don’t know/ Refused 1% No 73% SOURCE: KFF Health Tracking Poll (conducted June 11-20, 2018)
- 3. Figure 2 Who Reports Problems Paying Medical Bills? SOURCE: KFF Health Tracking Poll (conducted June 11-20, 2018) AMONG 18-64 YEAR OLDS: Percent who say they or someone in their household had problems paying medical bills, such as bills for doctors, dentists, medications, or home care in the past 12 months: 26% 39% 25% 14% 23% 43% 36% 14% Total adults ages 18-64 Less than $40,000 $40,000-$89,999 $90,000 or more Insured Uninsured Households with a pre-existing health condition Households without a pre-existing health condition
- 4. Figure 3 Six in Ten of Those With Problems Paying Medical Bills Say It Had A Major Impact on Them and Their Family A major impact 59% A minor impact 35% No real impact 6% AMONG THE 26% OF 18-64 YEAR OLDS WHO HAD PROBLEMS PAYING MEDICAL BILLS DURING THE PAST YEAR: Overall, how much of an impact have these medical bills had on you and your family? SOURCE: KFF Health Tracking Poll (conducted June 11-20, 2018)
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