The Commission cosponsored a policy briefing with Health Affairs releasing a study on how much it would cost in additional medical care if America's uninsured were provided coverage. The study is part of the Commission's Cost of Not Covering the Uninsured project. This is the third report from the project.

• News Release 
  
  
• Link to Health Affairs article, "Covering The Uninsured: How Much Would It Cost?"
  
  
• Presentation Slides 
  
  
• Cost of Not Covering the Uninsured: Project Highlights 
  
  
• Covering the Uninsured: How Much Would It Cost? Statistical Appendix 
  
  
• Link to first report, Sicker and Poorer: The Consequences of Being Uninsured 
  
  
• Link to second report, Who Pays and How Much? The Cost of Caring for the Uninsured 
  
  
• Link to The Uninsured and Their Access to Care fact sheet
  
  
• Link to Lack of Coverage: A Long-Term Problem for Most Uninsured fact sheet
  
  
• Link to chartbook, Health Insurance Coverage in America: A 2001 Data Update 
  
  
• Link to webcast of the June 4 briefing and an interview with the authors.