"One of the harsh realities of life with a chronic condition in the United States is the possibility of losing insurance coverage – or never having it in the first place. Growing up with diabetes, I felt conditioned to prepare myself to have job opportunities that would provide adequate insurance coverage. A young man with Type 1 Diabetes shares a similar sentiment on the Diabetes Link, 'Any T1D knows that health insurance is arguably the most important perk when deciding whether or not to take a job.' This is the reality of the current systems in the U.S., for better or worse."—Marissa Town, RN, BSN, CDCES, Clinical Director at CWD
How confident are you in your ability to switch diabetes treatments for cost? (For example, you run out of insurance for a few months, etc.)
Very confident
9%
Confident
22%
Somewhat confident
13%
Not at all confident
57%
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