Hispanic and black working-age adults are up to three times further likely to lack health insurance than their white counterparts.

Minority groups are also further likely to lack access to health care, forego wanted care, and resist with withering medical debt.

Those findings are part of a new report, Health Care Disconnect: Gaps in Coverage and Care for Minority Adults, released Tuesday by The Commonwealth Fund.

"We're talking about working adults who are being pushed out of the [health-care] system," said Michelle M. Doty, lead author of the report and associate director of research for health policy, research and evaluation at The Commonwealth Fund. "They're working, and they should have coverage. They should have access to a regular doctor."