Is It Possible To Get Affordable Medication In The US

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Feb. 23, 2023 - PRLog -- The cost of healthcare in the United States is out of control. Whether it's routine visits to the doctor, hospitalization, or prescription drugs, prices continue to go up and up. It's especially problematic for the elderly and those on a fixed income, the self-employed, unemployed and part-timers.

For millions of Americans, going to the doctor simply isn't an option because of how expensive it is. Likewise, even if you can afford to go, that doesn't mean you can afford the cost of your prescription.

Many Americans live in a constant state of fear that their cold or flu might turn into bronchitis or pneumonia. If they get sicker, what happens if they have to go to the hospital? Will they be able to afford it? Will they have to take out a loan? What about the drugs they'll need to buy?

That's to say nothing of the millions of chronically ill Americans that cannot afford their prescribed maintenance medications — or struggle to afford them month-to-month. For them, the rising cost of healthcare means that they might have to skip doses — or omit their prescriptions entirely.

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