Perspectives S37/Ep38 Health Care's rising costs leave Americans in one nation, overcharged

Having health insurance is supposed to give us some peace of mind. But for millions of Americans, being insured does not necessarily mean they can afford to get sick. New data show nearly half of working-age adults struggle to afford needed healthcare and here in Georgia, more than one in three say they have skipped care because of the cost. Camille Busette of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation joins us to talk about why so many Americans are being priced out of care, and a new campaign called One Nation, Overcharged.