Hoosiers concerned about rising health care costs
The
A major takeaway was that 55% of Hoosiers listed affordable health care as a major concern. Most Hoosiers have seen health insurance costs and out-of-pocket expenses increase over the past year, while one in three households had an unexpected medical bill arrive in the mail.
"The IMA partnered with We Ask America to poll Hoosiers about the issues impacting businesses and individuals alike. Health care expenses are a critical issue for manufacturers," IMA President and CEO
About 35% of
When asked about the top priority for state leaders, 22% of Hoosier surveyed said jobs and the economy and 20% said affordable health care. Public education funding, cutting taxes, and fighting crime and drugs tied for third.
About 54% of Hoosiers surveyed said it was a good time to find a job in the current job market, including 61% of men. About 47% said
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