A new survey has found that an overwhelming 92% of U.S. adults have put off or abandoned medical care because of the cost. Younger adults appear to be feeling the pressure most, with more than 94% of people ages 18 to 28 saying they had delayed or avoided care because they couldn’t afford it. The findings highlight how having health insurance doesn’t always mean people feel financially protected from medical bills, which can still lead to delayed treatment and debt. The U.S. is also facing a massive medical debt problem, with Americans owing at least $220 billion in unpaid medical bills, according to KFF. #medicalcare #news #usa #debt #doctor