Many Americans are without some type of health insurance. Which of the following statements is true about uninsured persons?

a. They are usually healthier than insured persons.
b. They receive discounted rates in the emergency room.
c. They seek routine care through primary care offices.
d. They usually wait until they are very ill to seek care.


D
Uninsured individuals are more likely to go without needed care and to be in worse condition when they do present for care.

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