America's Healthcare: Why It's The Most Expensive, And Least Effective

Send us a text The numbers are in, and they're even worse than we thought. Americans borrowed $74 billion—that's billion with a B—last year just to pay for healthcare. Let that sink in for a moment. We're not talking about luxury items or vacations. We're talking about medical care that people need to survive. And here's the kicker: even people with insurance are drowning in medical debt. The recent West Health Gallup survey revealed that 12% of Americans with insurance—31 million people—had ...