Americans’ anxiety about the healthcare industry is on the rise, according to new research.

But trust in their providers hasn’t wavered — a new survey of 2,000 U.S. adults who visited a doctor within the past year found that while 43% reported increased anxiety about healthcare, 84% still trust their providers and the information they share.

For respondents experiencing more anxiety, there are a variety of factors impacting their “health-xiety,” but the No. 1 concern was the general cost and affordability of healthcare (54%).

That theme continued, as respondents also flagged inflation (41%) and concerns about affording treatments (34%) as…

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