Health Insurance Remains Stable Amid Policy Changes

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In 2025, about 8% of Americans had no health insurance. This number stayed stable and was lower than in past years.

Changes to Medicaid could mean more people lose insurance. About 10 million more people might become uninsured soon.

Also, some health insurance help will now end. Fewer people will likely join these health plans next year.

The number of uninsured people changed over many years. It went down after new health laws and during the pandemic.

Experts believe more Americans will lose health insurance soon. Leaders should help protect access to affordable health coverage.

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What percentage of Americans had no health insurance in 2025?

About 8% of Americans had no health insurance in 2025.

How many more people might become uninsured soon?

About 10 million more people might become uninsured soon.

What do experts believe will happen to health insurance access?

Experts believe more Americans will lose health insurance soon.

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