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Bundle of crises led to health-care problem
The Seattle Times, 09/09/09
Medical costs are spiraling up much faster than inflation or personal income, for instance, but the impact is cushioned for a majority of Americans because they still have job–related insurance. For many, it's only after a medical problem strikes that they discover insurance limitations that can turn sickness into financial calamity.
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