Healthcare is notoriously expensive in the United States, even with insurance. For those without coverage, it can seem nearly impossible to access care.
According to the Census Bureau, nearly 92% of the U.S. population has some form of health insurance, whether via their employers, the Affordable Care Act marketplace or Medicaid. However, that still leaves over 8% of Americans, or 27 million, without insurance, and access to affordable health plans can ultimately depend on which state a person lives in.
