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Overview of Census Bureau Data: The Number of Uninsured Americans Continued to Rise in 2004
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Link to more items from this source
Aug. 31, 2005

Excerpt: In addition to reductions in the proportion of people with employment-sponsored insurance coverage, there are signs that private coverage is weakening for those who have coverage. A recent survey found that more than one-third of adults have problems paying medical bills and encounter related problems of access to care. These problems are most severe among the uninsured, but about one-third of those who have insurance also reported having difficulties.  MORE >>

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