26. Forgone visits to the doctor due to cost or lengthy waiting time among older adults in Europe

Aviad Tur‐Sinai · Howard Litwin · Guglielmo Weber

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Health disparities and outcomes Healthcare Systems and Reforms Public Health and Social Inequalities

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Close to five per cent of older Europeans forwent a visit to the doctor in the previous year due to its cost. More than six per cent did without such visits because of lengthy waiting time. Forgone healthcare is related to one’s sociodemographic background, social networks, health and financial situation. Forgone healthcare is related, first and foremost, to having limited financial means

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