Workers More Likely to Get COVID Vaccine When Employer Encourages It July 1, 2021 As more employers return to in-person work, the latest KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor report shows that workers are more likely...
Estimated 659K Lost Health Coverage in Texas, State with Most Uninsured in U.S. July 15, 2020 By Sarah R. Champagne, The Texas Tribune Job loss stemming from the coronavirus stripped health insurance from an estimated 659,000 Texans between February and May, according to...
At $20K a Year, Health Insurance Costs Undermine Job-Based Health Insurance October 1, 2019 By John Tozzi The cost of family health coverage in the U.S. now tops $20,000, an annual survey of employers found, a record...
As Opioid Prescriptions Decline, Abuse Treatment Costs Rise for Health Plans April 9, 2018 A new report on the opioid crisis and employer-based health coverage, finds that while the use of prescription opioids among...
Individual Health Insurance Market Stabilizing, Not Collapsing: Kaiser July 12, 2017 Insurer financial data through the first quarter of 2017 suggest the individual health insurance market has been stabilizing and insurers...
Why Employers Are Sending Retirees to Exchanges for Health Insurance April 18, 2016 By Mark Miller Planning for retirement is tough enough – and it gets even tougher when retirement benefits you expect to receive from...
Survey: How Health Insurance Brokers, Navigators Perform Under Obamacare August 12, 2015 By Andrew G. Simpson Insurance brokers play an important role in helping people obtain non-group health insurance from the health insurance marketplaces established under...
What American Public Thinks About Affordable Care Act Now: Kaiser January 31, 2014 After mostly being split following the Affordable Care Act’s passage in 2010, the public’s views of the law became more...
Death Spiral Unlikely for Obamacare: Study December 18, 2013 By Jason Lange A threat to America’s health insurance overhaul has been that young people would not buy coverage in new marketplaces, possibly...