Snapshots: Health Care Costs is a series of online publications written by Kaiser staff that use charts, data and analysis to provide insight into the political and policy debates about the cost of health care in the United States. The publications are designed to encourage an informed policy discussion as leaders in Washington and across the country weigh strategies for controlling the rising cost of health care for people, businesses and government alike.
- Compensation for Workers with and without Access to Health Benefits at Work, December 2011
- Health Care Spending in the United States and Selected OECD Countries, April 2011
- Employer Health
Insurance Costs and Worker Compensation, February 2011
- Health Benefit Offer Rates and Employee Earnings, November 2010
- Trends in Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Offer Rates for Workers in Private
Businesses, September 2010
- Comparison of Expenditures in Nongroup and Employer-Sponsored Insurance: 2004-2007, March 2010
- Wages and Benefits: A Long-Term View, November 2009
- Employer Sponsored Health Insurance – A Comparison of the Availability and Cost of Coverage for Workers in Small Firms and Large Firms, November 2008
- Offer Rates for Smaller Establishments by Business Age, May 2008
- How Changes in Medical Technology Affect Health Care Costs, March 2007
- Effect of Tying Eligibility for Health Insurance Subsidies to the Federal Poverty Level, February 2007
- Insurance Premium Cost-Sharing and Coverage Take-up, February 2007
- Illustrating the Potential Impacts of Adverse Selection on Health Insurance Costs in Consumer Choice Models, November 2006
- Comparing Projected Growth in Health Care Expenditures and the Economy, May 2006
- Distribution of Out-of-Pocket Spending for Health Care Services, May 2006
