Midlife adults express general satisfaction with health insurance coverage, albeit with caveats.
The costs of health care and medical debt plague many midlife adults.
One-quarter of midlife adults consider an individual health insurance premium of $100 per month to be unaffordable.
The study was conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago using its AmeriSpeak Panel.
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More than one-quarter of adults 4064 have some form of medical debt.
