A record 23% of United States adults now say the national healthcare system is in a state of crisis, according to newly released data from the West Health-Gallup Health and Healthcare Survey, underscoring widespread public concern about affordability and access under President Donald Trump's administration.
The survey, conducted from Nov. 3 to Nov. 25, 2025, found that an additional 47% of respondents describe the system as experiencing 'major problems', marking a combined 70% of adults expressing deep unease about healthcare in the US. Only a minority believe the system has minor problems or no problems at all. The polling results come as key subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) approach expiration, potentially raising premiums for tens of millions of Americans.
