Out-of-Pocket Medical Spending for Care of Chronic Conditions

Wenke Hwang, Wendy Weller, Henry Ireys and Gerard Anderson

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Abstract: Notes that chronically ill people who are uninsured have higher out-of-pocket medical spending and are five times less likely to see a physician than their insured counterparts.

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