US EditionRising Healthcare Costs Offset by Wage Growth, But Disparities Persist Across States
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Rising Healthcare Costs Offset by Wage Growth, But Disparities Persist Across States
A recent study by Steno Health has revealed significant findings regarding healthcare spending in the United States over the past five years. While healthcare costs have steadily risen, many Americans are spending a smaller percentage of their salaries on these expenses compared to previous years. The analysis highlights that healthcare costs increased by $1,589, or 20.9%, reaching an average of $9,195 per person in 2023. Despite this growth in …
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