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Open Enrollment for Young Adults

Achieving Universal Coverage

Open Enrollment Is for Young Adults, Too

Blog / Dec 04, 2017

5 big insurers

Controlling Health Care Costs

The Big Five Health Insurers’ Membership and Revenue Trends: Implications for Public Policy

Journal Article / Dec 04, 2017

tax bill

Achieving Universal Coverage

New Analysis Finds Senate Tax Bill Results in Premium Increases for Many Who Buy Their Own Coverage; Wealthiest to Benefit Most from Any Offsetting Tax Cuts

Blog / Nov 21, 2017

Achieving Universal Coverage

Did You Know That the Tax Bill Contains an ACA Repeal Bill?

Blog / Nov 17, 2017

How do noncompliant health plans affect the market

Controlling Health Care Costs

How Do Noncompliant Health Plans Affect the Market?

Blog / Nov 15, 2017

Individual mandate exemption could lead to more uninsurance

Controlling Health Care Costs

Bill to Exempt More People from the Individual Mandate Could Lead to More Uninsured

Blog / Nov 07, 2017

ACA open enrollment is open

Improving Health Care Quality

The ACA Marketplaces Open for Enrollment: What to Know

Blog / Oct 31, 2017

Controlling Health Care Costs

Bipartisan Bill to Stabilize the ACA Marketplaces Estimated to Save $3.8 Billion and Protect Coverage

Blog / Oct 26, 2017

Where Does the U.S. Stand on Insurance Coverage?

Controlling Health Care Costs

Quiz: Where Does the U.S. Stand on Insurance Coverage?

Maps and Interactives / Oct 25, 2017

Achieving Universal Coverage

A One-Two Punch to the Health Insurance Marketplaces and the People They Cover

Blog / Oct 13, 2017

Alaska was one of the first approved states to use innovation waivers

Achieving Universal Coverage

States See Opportunities for Flexibility in the ACA’s Innovation Waiver Program

Blog / Sep 15, 2017

ACA bare counties policy options to move towards stability and competition

Controlling Health Care Costs

ACA “Bare Counties”: Policy Options to Ensure Access Must Address Longer-Term Stability and Competition

Blog / Sep 14, 2017

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