Axios
12/07/2019 13:59
Health insurance through an employer — the way most Americans get it — costs an annual average of almost $23,000 to cover a family. That's enough to every year. The big picture: While those costs keep rising, Americans' life expectancy is falling. By the numbers: Altogether, the U.S. spent $3.6 trillion last year on health care. We spend far more than any other wealthy country, and we are no healthier for it. Be smart: We don't spend so much because we go to the doctor more than people in other countries. It's because we pay for the same services — for MRIs or a knee replacement or new drugs — and those costs keep going up. Our actual health isn't great, either. Americans' life expectancy has been declining for — the first time that's happe.
View the number of search results returned for the search in each of your collections, and click on any of those numbers to view the entire listing of results from the chosen collection.
Use the search adjustment drop-downs to change the scope, sorting, and presentation of your results.
Show or hide the record’s caption (content description).
Show actions that can be made with the search result record.
Click on the Save button after running your search, to save it so that its results will be updated each time relevant new content is added to the designated collection. You may choose to be notified via search alerts.