The article highlights the escalating crisis of health care affordability in America, with 91 million people unable to access necessary care. Even insured individuals struggle with escalating medical bills, particularly affecting working-class citizens. In California, nearly half of the residents hesitate to seek care due to financial burdens, with 63% in the Central Valley admitting to the same. The problem disproportionately affects lower-income families and has implications for workplace productivity, with U.S. employers facing significant costs related to employee health issues.
"Despite record insurance coverage, about half of all residents - and 63% of Central Valley residents - admit to postponing medical care due to cost."
"A recent poll showed that a shocking 78% of voters feel they need a better option to deal with runaway health-care costs."
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