Premium Assistance Programs:  How Are They Financed and Do States Save Money?

Published: Sep 29, 2005

Premium Assistance Programs: How Are They Financed and Do States Save Money?

This brief examines premium assistance programs implemented under section 1115 waivers in five states (Illinois, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah) to determine how they are financed; their eligibility, benefit, and cost sharing requirements; their methods for determining cost-effectiveness; and cost savings.

Issue Brief (.pdf)

Executive Summary (.pdf)

HIV/AIDS Resources for Journalists: The Kaiser Media Fellowship Program

Published: Sep 29, 2005

Tools for Reporting on HIV/AIDSThese tools, including the Reporter’s Manual on HIV/AIDS, The Kaiser AIDS Timeline, and pages with country-specific data among others, will help you navigate through the Kaiser Family Foundation’s current work and resources on HIV/AIDS.

Medicaid and Budget Reconciliation;  Options and Implications of Savings Proposals

Published: Sep 29, 2005

Medicaid and Budget Reconciliation: Options and Implications of Savings Proposals

This issue brief examines the context for federal Medicaid savings proposals, emerging themes for savings and the potential impact on Medicaid beneficiaries, states and providers.

Issue Brief (.pdf)

The San Jose Mercury News/Kaiser Survey Project

Published: Sep 28, 2005

The San Jose Mercury News/Kaiser Survey Project

About the Partnership:

This survey project is designed to explore social issues that are of special concern to the San Francisco Bay Area, but are also important to the nation as a whole. Representatives from the San Jose Mercury News and Kaiser work together to develop survey questionnaires and analyze results on which a series of articles are based. Kaiser pays for survey related expenses and each organization bears sole responsibility for the work that appears under its name.

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The USA Today/Kaiser Family Foundation/Harvard School of Public Health Survey Project

Published: Sep 28, 2005

The USA Today/Kaiser Family Foundation/Harvard School of Public Health Survey Project

About the Partnership:

The USA Today/Kaiser Family Foundation/Harvard School of Public Health Survey Project is a joint partnership with the goal of examining public knowledge, values, attitudes and experiences with health care issues. Representatives of USA Today, The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, and Harvard School of Public Health work together to develop surveys and analyze the results. USA Today publishes stories based on the data, retaining editorial control over the content published by the paper.

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2006 Kaiser Media Interns

Published: Sep 14, 2005

in Health Reporting

The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

The fifteen and their host newspapers/TV stations are:

The Baltimore Sun – Emily Brown The Boston Globe – Naila Fin MoreiraThe Charlotte Observer – Sachi Fujimori*The Detroit Free Press – Lubna TakruriThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – Dani McClainNewsdaySophia ChangThe Oregonian – My-Thuan TranThe Orlando Sentinel/El Sentinel – Ashima SingalThe Plain Dealer, Cleveland – Erika BerasThe Sacramento Bee – Tomio GeronThe San Jose Mercury News – Kendra MarrThe Sun-Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale – Toni De AztlanThe Washington Post – Jeffrey GhassemiBET News –KTVU/2-TV, San Francisco-Oakland – KXAS/5-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth –

*In 2006, The Detroit Free Press will be sponsoring their own Kaiser intern.

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Key Facts – Alabama and the U.S.

Published: Sep 9, 2005

A fact sheet on the demographics and health coverage of Alabama’s population.

Fact Sheet (.pdf)

Key Facts – Mississippi and the U.S.

Published: Sep 9, 2005

A fact sheet on the demographics and health coverage of Mississippi’s population.

Fact Sheet (.pdf)

Key Facts – Louisiana and the U.S.

Published: Sep 9, 2005

Key Facts – Louisiana and the U.S.

A fact sheet on the demographics and health coverage of Louisiana’s population

Fact Sheet (.pdf)