Some 47 million U.S. residents have no health insurance, and the numbers keep growing. America’s workers struggle to pay higher premiums, deductibles and co-payments—if they can afford such coverage at all. At least 17.7% of all Asian Americans and 21.8% of Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders do not have health insurance compared to 11.2% of non-Hispanic whites. This represents a total of 2.3 million APIAs who are without health care coverage. Studies show that as many as 54% of Korean American, and 32% of Vietnamese American adults, age 18-64, are uninsured, compared to 15% of the total population. APIAs are also less likely than white Americans to have job-based health insurance coverage. Join this discussion forum to share your views and see what others believe are solutions to a growing crisis..  Register now it's free!