Recent surveys reveal a concerning trend among Americans, particularly older adults, who are increasingly finding healthcare costs out of reach. Inflation has adversely impacted the ability of four in ten Americans to afford medical services, prompting them to skip or delay necessary treatment. A mid-year survey indicated that 42% of respondents had postponed medical care in the past year due to rising costs. In Utah alone, similar statistics showed that 40% of residents have cut back on treatments or medications. These findings highlight the challenges posed by healthcare expenses and bureaucratic hurdles that keep individuals from accessing the care they need.