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The typical non-elderly single person in better health with Medicaid coverage spends $350 per year (4% of their $9,460 income) on health.

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The typical non-elderly single person in better health with Medicaid coverage spends $350 per year (4% of their $9,460 income) on health. This includes $100 (1% of their income) in out-of-pocket health …

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The typical non-elderly single person in better health with Medicaid coverage spends $350 per year (4% of their $9,460 income) on health.

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The typical non-elderly single person in better health with Medicaid coverage spends $350 per year (4% of their $9,460 income) on health.

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