Managed Healthcare Executive March 11, 2025
Briana Contreras

Findings from two recent surveys found that U.S. healthcare consumers lack much of their confidence in affordability and access to healthcare, as well as patient safety.

Americans are growing increasingly frustrated with the healthcare system, with nearly three-quarters of survey respondents giving it a ā€œCā€ grade or lower.

The survey, conducted by eHealth, which polled over 1,000 Americans, sheds light on concerns over affordability, accessibility and government regulation.

It was found that many struggle to afford healthcare and access necessary services.

More than half of respondents reported difficulty securing care when needed, affording insurance premiums or paying for prescriptions. Nearly half have had to choose between medical expenses and covering basic necessities like food and housing.

Adding to these frustrations,...

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