The U.S. Census Bureau always keeps track of their statistics, whether they’re a female, male, working, or non-working, they always keep track of people. One surprising thing that they keep track of is Health Insurance; health insurance is very important in the United States. If we compare health insurance from the 1950’s to now we will notice that health insurance has changed greatly. Back in the day, health insurance wasn’t so much in demand as it is now (Getzen, 2013). In 2014, it was noticed that there wasn’t much of a change when it came down to “real median household income and the official poverty rate” (Newswire, 2015). Although, one thing that was noticed was the amount of people who didn’t have health insurance actually declined.
