ALT Chart showing health coverage distribution among individuals by English proficiency. English proficient: 36% Medicaid or other public, 57% private, 7% uninsured. Limited English proficient: 40% Medicaid or other public, 37% private, 23% uninsured. Source: KFF, ACS 2024 data.

ALT KFF graphic titled “Cost shapes everyday health decisions,” that shows data from the 2026 Women’s Health Survey. It shows donut charts below text that says: In the last year, because of cost, women ages 18 to 64: 42% delayed or postponed care they needed; 31% skipped or postponed a recommended medical test or treatment; 27% did not fill a prescription; 17% cut pills in half or skipped doses of medication; 25% spent less money on basic needs.

ALT A timeline chart titled "U.S. Census Collection of Race and Ethnicity Data Have Evolved Over Time" shows the inclusion of various racial and ethnic groups in census data from 1790 to 2020. Categories listed on the left include White, Hispanic, Black, Asian, AIAN (American Indian or Alaska Native), and NHPI (Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander), among others. Dots indicate the years each category was included. The chart is sourced from KFF.

ALT KFF graphic titled “Cost shapes everyday health decisions,” that shows data from the 2026 Women’s Health Survey. It shows donut charts below text that says: In the last year, because of cost, women ages 18 to 64: 31% skipped or postponed a recommended medical test or treatment; 27% did not fill a prescription; 17% cut pills in half or skipped doses of medication; 25% spent less money on basic needs.

ALT The KFF bar chart titled "The Overwhelming Majority of Rural Voters Across Partisanship Say Medicaid Is Important for People in Their Community" shows based on party, how important rural voters find Medicaid is in your local community. It is broken down by political party and a bottom section for Republicans who are MAGA and non-MAGA supporters.

ALT KFF bar chart titled “Three in ten women have skipped recommended medical tests or treatments in the past year.” The chart shows the share of women 18-64, and among those by insurance type, who skipped recommended tests or treatments because of the cost.

ALT This image shows that TrumpRx prices for brand-name drugs are about as likely to be higher as lower compared to average prices in other wealthy countries. It indicates that out of 32 drugs analyzed, 17 have lower prices and 15 have higher prices than in other wealthy countries. Source: KFF-Peterson Health System Tracker analysis.

ALT KFF graphic showing data from the 2026 Women’s Health Survey. The graphic is titled “Affordability challenges lead many women to delay needed care.” The chart shows that 42% of women ages 18-64 skipped or postponed care they needed in the past year because of cost; and shows the share of women who did so by insurance type: 68% uninsured, 50% individually purchased ACA Marketplace plans, 38% employer-sponsored coverage, and 34% Medicaid.

ALT KFF graphic titled “percent who skipped or postponed care in the past year because of cost.” The graphic shows two donut charts: 42% of women ages 18-64 and 35% of men ages 18-64 skipped or postponed health care in the last 12 months due to cost.

ALT This image shows that TrumpRx prices for brand-name drugs are about as likely to be higher as lower compared to average prices in other wealthy countries. It indicates that out of 32 drugs analyzed, 17 have lower prices and 15 have higher prices than in other wealthy countries. Source: KFF-Peterson Health System Tracker analysis.

ALT The KFF bar chart titled "Democratic and Independent Rural Voters Are More Likely to Want Candidates to Focus on Costs, Republican Voters Are More Focused More on Fraud, Immigration" shows that percentages of different election topics and they are broken down based on the total, Democrats, Independents and Republicans.