claim: "in the ‘40s, 68 cents of every health care dollar was actually paid for by the patient, today it’s only 11 cents."
author: ron johnson
evidence_1: nov 1, 2018 ... women, their families, and the economy—and is particularly damaging for ...  states are typically paid just 53 cents for every dollar paid to. white ...
evidence_2: "in the '40s, 68 cents of every health care dollar was actually paid for by the  patient, today it's only 11 cents." — politifact wisconsin on wednesday, july 19th , ...
evidence_3: the share of health care paid out-of-pocket is falling . ..... in 2002, 53 cents of  every health care dollar was spent on hospital and physician services.
evidence_4: aug 2, 2017 ... 2. u.s. sen. ron johnson, r-wis.: "in the '40s, 68 cents of every health care  dollar was actually paid for by the patient, today it's only 11 cents.".
evidence_5: oct 20, 2016 ... by that measure, women are paid 80 cents for every dollar men are paid. ...  however, the adjusted gender wage gap really only narrows the .... health  insurance and have fewer retirement resources than men. .... women's wages  are now significantly closer to men's, but in recent years, ...... 11, supplement.