Insurance coverage in America: Details from the latest Census report

While overall insured rates are holding steady, this changing nature of work is impacting the makeup of the uninsured population.

By Victoria Knight & By Julie Appleby, Kaiser Health News | September 15, 2021 at 10:58 AM

Despite a pandemic-fueled recession, the number of uninsured Americans has increased only slightly since 2018, according to Census Bureau health insurance data released Tuesday.

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