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Medical bills keep rising, even for the insured
Health care costs in the U.S. are pricing people out of needed care, even when they have insurance. This cause focuses on lowering out-of-pocket costs for essential medicines, slowing premium growth, and pushing more price transparency. Winning means clear limits on what families pay and measurable drops in insurance premiums.
High health care costs force real trade-offs. People delay checkups, skip prescriptions, or avoid treatment because they cannot afford the bill.
The impact is wide. It hits middle-class families, low-income communities, and people with chronic conditions especially hard. Costs like premiums, deductibles, drug prices, and surprise bills can lead to debt and worse health outcomes.
Powerful parts of the health industry fight cost-cutting rules and laws. The system is complex, and reforms can get slowed down by politics, lawsuits, and budget debates.
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