Trend | Percent of adults who could not get medical care when needed due to cost by Race / Ethnicity (2011 to 2024) | State Health Access Data Assistance Center

Percent of adults who could not get medical care when needed due to cost

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Type Of Trend

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States (Select up to 7)

2011 to 2024
Timeframe
2005 to 2010

Race / Ethnicity (Select multiple)

Data Type

Percent

Notes

The margin of error (MOE) represents the uncertainty of an estimate due to sampling variability; the calculated MOE is 95%. N/A indicates that data were not available or suppressed because the number of sample cases was too small. There is a break in series because BRFSS implemented cell phone sampling and an advanced weighting method in 2011. New Jersey data are not available in 2019 because the state was unable to collect sufficient data, and 2019 national data do not include New Jersey. Florida data are not available in 2021 because the state was unable to collect sufficient data, and 2021 national data do not include Florida. Kentucky and Pennsylvania data are not available in 2023 because these states were unable to collect sufficient data, and 2023 national data do not include Kentucky or Pennsylvania. Tennessee data are not available in 2024 because this state was unable to collect sufficient data, and 2024 national data do not include Tennessee.

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Percent of adults who could not get medical care when needed due to cost

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