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Kaiser Family Foundation Receives Grant from The SCAN Foundation to Provide Coverage of Health Issues Facing Nation’s Senior Population -- November 2008
Kaiser Family Foundation Receives Grant from The SCAN Foundation to Provide Coverage of Health Issues Facing Nation’s Senior Population

“Get Tested” Wins Emmy -- November 2008
“Get Tested” Wins Emmy

Results From Pre-Election Surveys Published In NEJM Show Deep Concerns About State Of Health Care With McCain and Obama Supporters Differing Sharply On Directions For New Administration -- October 2008
Analysis Draws from Kaiser/Harvard Survey of Registered Voters in September, As Well As Other Recent Public Polls and Historical Presidential Election Exit Polls

Kaiser Family Foundation To Launch Non-Profit Health Policy News Service -- October 2008
Top Journalists from the Wall Street Journal and Congressional Quarterly to Head Kaiser Health News. Service Will Provide Free, In-depth Coverage to Readers and News Organizations

Growing Number of Americans Report Problems Paying Medical Bills and Delaying and Skipping Care Due to Costs -- October 2008
Almost One in Five Have Medical Bills of $1,000 or More

Many Enrollees In Florida Medicaid Reform Lacked Key Information About Reform And Had Difficulty Choosing A Health Plan -- October 2008
Many Enrollees In Florida Medicaid Reform Lacked Key Information About Reform And Had Difficulty Choosing A Health Plan

Richard T. Schlosberg III Named New Chair Of Kaiser Family Foundation Board Of Trustees -- October 2008
Susan V. Berresford and Diana Chapman Walsh Appointed as New Trustees

States See Rising Enrollment In Medicaid As Economy Falters -- September 2008
New 50-State Survey Finds Few States Have Taken Action to Cut Medicaid To Date, But Many See Potential For Revisions If Budget Constraints Worsen

Headed for a Crunch: An Update on Medicaid Spending, Coverage and Policy Heading into an Economic Downturn -- September 2008

This eighth annual 50-state survey on Medicaid and state budget actions finds enrollment began to rise in fiscal year 2008 with states expecting even larger increases for fiscal year 2009. With the increased enrollment, Medicaid spending is also rising more rapidly than in the recent past.

Yearly Premiums For Family Health Coverage Rise To $12,680 In 2008, Up 5 Percent As Many Workers Also Face Higher Deductibles -- September 2008
Workers Pay An Average Of $3,354 Annually Toward Family Coverage, More Than Double What They Paid Nine Years Ago

Growing Shares of Workers Now Face Deductibles Of At Least $1,000, Including More Than One-Third Of Those Covered By Smaller Firms

Kaiser Family Foundation Receives Grant from The SCAN Foundation to Provide Coverage of Health Issues Facing Nation’s Senior Population

“Get Tested” Wins Emmy

Analysis Draws from Kaiser/Harvard Survey of Registered Voters in September, As Well As Other Recent Public Polls and Historical Presidential Election Exit Polls

Top Journalists from the Wall Street Journal and Congressional Quarterly to Head Kaiser Health News. Service Will Provide Free, In-depth Coverage to Readers and News Organizations

Almost One in Five Have Medical Bills of $1,000 or More

Many Enrollees In Florida Medicaid Reform Lacked Key Information About Reform And Had Difficulty Choosing A Health Plan

Susan V. Berresford and Diana Chapman Walsh Appointed as New Trustees

New 50-State Survey Finds Few States Have Taken Action to Cut Medicaid To Date, But Many See Potential For Revisions If Budget Constraints Worsen

This eighth annual 50-state survey on Medicaid and state budget actions finds enrollment began to rise in fiscal year 2008 with states expecting even larger increases for fiscal year 2009. With the increased enrollment, Medicaid spending is also rising more rapidly than in the recent past.

Workers Pay An Average Of $3,354 Annually Toward Family Coverage, More Than Double What They Paid Nine Years Ago

Growing Shares of Workers Now Face Deductibles Of At Least $1,000, Including More Than One-Third Of Those Covered By Smaller Firms

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