Why Americans pay so much more for healthcare in 2024
Last Updated January 6, 2025
Executive Director Caroline Pearson reflects on why Americans continue to pay more for healthcare each year in USA TODAY, highlighting the role of data availability, medical debt, and consolidation in rising healthcare costs.
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