Survey Reveals Medical Emergencies Drive Insured Americans into Debt
A new survey highlights the financial strain medical emergencies place on insured Americans, with many delaying care due to costs. The average financial breaking point is identified as $4,354, and a significant number report worsening health due to unaffordable medical expenses.
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