Even the underinsured give high marks to U.S. health care

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Despite one-third of respondents not having health insurance, a new Gallup poll finds that approximately 66% of Americans are satisfied with the current health system as more expected changes from the Affordable Care Act’s individual and employer mandate continue their rollout.

When asked to measure the satisfaction of how the current healthcare system is functioning, approximately two-thirds of the 1,500 adults surveyed report satisfaction while 32% were reportedly dissatisfied with how the system is working for them. Of those who said they felt satisfied, approximately 72% have health insurance, according to the Gallup poll.


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