Frequency and factors associated with foregone and delayed medical care due to COVID‐19 among nonelderly US adults from August to December 2020

Abstract

Overall, the frequency of foregone and delayed medical care remained high from August to December 2020 among nonelderly US adults. Our findings highlight that pandemic-induced access barriers are major drivers of reduced healthcare provision during the second half of the pandemic and highlight the need for policies to support patients in seeking timely care.