High healthcare costs taking toll on Massachusetts insured
Boston Globe, May 4, 2009
Despite Massachusetts' 2006 health insurance overhaul, healthcare costs are devouring more than 10% of thousands of residents' income, according to a new study from Families USA, a nonprofit organization that lobbies for affordable care. The study found that more than 1 million Massachusetts residents are in families that will spend more than 10% of their pretax income on healthcare this year, even though the vast majority of them have health insurance.
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