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Health Affairs Article: Medicaid Expansion Under Health Reform May Increase Service Use & Improve Access For Low-Income Adults With Diabetes -- January 2012
This analysis finds that Medicaid’s role in financing diabetes care will grow when many low-income uninsured people with diabetes become eligible for Medicaid as the program expansions under the Affordable Care Act in 2014.

Copy of Snapshots: Compensation for Workers with & without Access to Health Benefits at Work -- December 2011
This report analyzes the differences in payroll compensation at companies where health benefits are and are not offered. It finds that workers at companies that offer health benefits on average receive more than double the compensation of workers at companies that do. It is part of the online Snapshots: Health Care Costs series, written by Foundation staff.

2011 Kaiser/HRET Employer Health Benefit Survey -- September 2011
This benchmark annual survey of employers provides a detailed look at trends in employer-sponsored health coverage, including changes in premiums, employee contributions, cost-sharing policies and other relevant information.

Average Annual Premiums for Family Health Benefits Top $15,000 in 2011, Up 9 Percent, Substantially More than the Growth in Worker's Wages, Benchmark Employer Survey Finds -- September 2011
Average Annual Premiums for Family Health Benefits Top $15,000 in 2011, Up 9 Percent, Substantially More than the Growth in Worker's Wages, Benchmark Employer Survey Finds

Health Affairs Article: The Growth In Cost Per Case Explains Far More Of US Health Spending Increases Than Rising Disease Prevalence -- September 2011
This article examines national health spending, focusing on trends in cost of care per case and treated prevalence. It also presents initial estimates of the impact of clinical prevalence on overall spending.

Summary of New Health Reform Law -- April 2011
This summary reflects provisions of the comprehensive health reform legislation, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, signed into law in March 2010, as changed by subsequent legislation.

What the Actuarial Values in the Affordable Care Act Mean -- April 2011
This new analysis projects the deductibles that consumers could see under health reform when purchasing health insurance in 2014 through new health insurance exchanges.

Change in Percentage of Families Offered Coverage at Work, 1998-2009 -- April 2011
This Kaiser Family Foundation paper analyzes data from the National Health Interview Survey to assess changes in the percentage of families with workers who are offered health insurance through an employer, broken out by family income.

A Profile of Health Insurance Exchange Enrollees -- March 2011
This report provides a demographic profile of those individuals expected to gain health insurance through the exchanges in 2014 under health reform.

Rate Review: Spotlight on State Efforts to Make Health Insurance More Affordable -- December 2010
This study examines the existing laws and regulations in all 50 states that currently govern the review process for health insurance rates.

This analysis finds that Medicaid’s role in financing diabetes care will grow when many low-income uninsured people with diabetes become eligible for Medicaid as the program expansions under the Affordable Care Act in 2014.

This report analyzes the differences in payroll compensation at companies where health benefits are and are not offered. It finds that workers at companies that offer health benefits on average receive more than double the compensation of workers at companies that do. It is part of the online Snapshots: Health Care Costs series, written by Foundation staff.

This benchmark annual survey of employers provides a detailed look at trends in employer-sponsored health coverage, including changes in premiums, employee contributions, cost-sharing policies and other relevant information.

Average Annual Premiums for Family Health Benefits Top $15,000 in 2011, Up 9 Percent, Substantially More than the Growth in Worker's Wages, Benchmark Employer Survey Finds

This article examines national health spending, focusing on trends in cost of care per case and treated prevalence. It also presents initial estimates of the impact of clinical prevalence on overall spending.

This summary reflects provisions of the comprehensive health reform legislation, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, signed into law in March 2010, as changed by subsequent legislation.

This new analysis projects the deductibles that consumers could see under health reform when purchasing health insurance in 2014 through new health insurance exchanges.

This Kaiser Family Foundation paper analyzes data from the National Health Interview Survey to assess changes in the percentage of families with workers who are offered health insurance through an employer, broken out by family income.

This report provides a demographic profile of those individuals expected to gain health insurance through the exchanges in 2014 under health reform.

This study examines the existing laws and regulations in all 50 states that currently govern the review process for health insurance rates.

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