One major difference between being insured and uninsured is easy to see in new graphs from a government report. When compared to those without insurance, working-age adults with insurance are far less likely to go without prescription drugs because they can’t afford them, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. You can also see in this chart how people struggle to afford insurance as their incomes approach and fall below the federal poverty line. Over the last decade, as you can see in the chart to the left, those without insurance were about four times as likely to skip a needed prescription drug.
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