Pharmaceutical Executive December 3, 2025
Nicholas Jacobus

Key Takeaways

  • Rising healthcare costs are causing insured patients to avoid medical care, leading to poorer health outcomes and increased financial stress.
  • Insurance premiums are increasing while coverage decreases, resulting in higher out-of-pocket expenses and financial difficulties for many U.S. adults.
  • A significant portion of adults are using medical debt and credit cards to manage healthcare costs, with many unable to cover unexpected expenses.
  • Financial professionals can assist patients by helping them budget for routine care, plan for retirement healthcare costs, and navigate Medicare.

The claim is based on recent survey results from Nationwide.

Recent increases in medical care costs in the U.S. are forcing both insured and uninsured patients to make difficult choices regarding preventative care.

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