Florida lags most of U.S. in residents with health insurance
Data: U.S. Census Bureau; Note: Estimated from administrative and survey data; Chart: Axios Visuals Florida ranks fourth in the U.S. for its percentage of people under 65 without health insurance: 13.9%, according to new Census Bureau data. Why it matters: That’s a big improvement over 2006, when 24.9% of Floridians were uninsured — but still well above the national uninsured…
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