Which of the following patient populations are at the highest risk of having limited health literacy?

A. Individuals who live above the poverty line: Higher socioeconomic status is generally associated with better access to education and healthcare resources, making limited health literacy less common in this group. B. Patients who have no health insurance: Uninsured patients often have reduced access to healthcare, fewer opportunities for health education, and limited exposure to medical systems, placing them at higher risk for limited health literacy. C. Individuals who are in good health: Being healthy does not necessarily correlate with limited health literacy; many healthy individuals maintain sufficient understanding of health information to manage their well-being. D. None of the above: Since uninsured patients are at higher risk for limited health literacy, this option is incorrect.