Delaware Healthcare Costs Rank Among Top 10 Highest In US
Delaware Healthcare Costs Rank Among Top 10 Highest In US
A new report has revealed the top 10 states where personal healthcare costs have increased the most and Delaware ranks in 8th place, with an 357% increase in costs between 1991 and 2020.
Health experts at Now Patient have created the US Insurance Report, which reveals the number of uninsured people in the US by age group, the states that have experienced the highest increase in personal healthcare and private health insurance costs, as well as revealing whether Medicaid or Medicare is cheaper depending on which state you live in.
Young People Aged 19-25 are Least Likely to Claim Health Insurance in the US
Top 10 US states with the highest increase in personal healthcare costs between 1991 – 2020
Medicaid is Cheaper than Medicare Insurance By Up to $1,312 per Year
6 Tips to Help You Choose the Best Health Insurance Policy for You
- Consider provider networks and covered drug lists
- Determine your worst-case scenario
- Don’t focus entirely on the cost of claims
- If your plan has tiered networks, pay attention to out-of-pocket costs
- Look at quality ratings
- One size doesn’t fit all
To read the full study conducted by Now Patient, click here.
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