Consumer Healthcare Experience State Survey

A survey of more than 1,300 Oklahoma adults, conducted from September 26 to October 14, 2025, found:

• Over 2 in 3 (72%) experienced at least one healthcare affordability burden in the past year;
• 3 in 4 (75%) worry about affording healthcare in the future;
• Over 2 in 3 (68%) of all respondents delayed or went without healthcare due to cost in the last twelve months;
• 67% of respondents believe the healthcare system is unaffordable
• 80% of respondents believe state lawmakers should Be required to disclose how proposed laws and legislative mandates impact costs to healthcare consumers, taxpayers and businesses.
• Low-income respondents and respondents with a disability or living in a household with a person with a disability reported higher rates of going without care due to cost and incurring medical debt, depleting savings, and/or sacrificing basic needs due to medical bills; and across party lines, respondents express strong support for policy-based solutions.

Below are Data Briefs with statewide and regional survey results.

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