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The Erosion of Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance and Potential Policy Responses

Center for Health Insurance Reform

The first blog of the series looks at the primary drivers of the erosion occurring in ESI and identifies three recognized policy options to improve affordability for employers and workers alike. In a new series for CHIRblog, Maanasa Kona and Sabrina Corlette assess some proposed policy options designed to improve the affordability of ESI.

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Health Insurance Affordability in the Time of the Coronavirus Pandemic

Health Populi

healthcare: the cost of health insurance relative to working Americans’ relatively flat incomes. I explored the details of this study in a post titled Health Insurance Affordability: A Call-to-Action for Healthcare Industry Stakeholders in the Pandemic , published on the Medecision Liberation blog site.

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The Emergence of Health Citizens – Part of Liberating Health, on the Medecision Blog

Health Populi

” at an early Health 2.0 Medecision published my blog about health citizenship this week on the company’s Liberate.Health site. The emergence of health citizens in the U.S. — people re-claiming their health, health care, and control of data — is part of liberating health in America.

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Can Employer-sponsored Insurance Be Saved? A Review of Policy Options: Price Regulation

Center for Health Insurance Reform

Health insurance is becoming increasingly unaffordable for employers and workers alike. Continue reading → The post Can Employer-sponsored Insurance Be Saved? A Review of Policy Options: Price Regulation appeared first on Center on Health Insurance Reforms.

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The Cost to Cover Health Insurance for a Family in America Is $22,221

Health Populi

and post-pandemic job growth in 2021, the cost of health insurance premiums rose faster than either the price of goods or wages. That family health plan premium reached $22,221, an increase of 22% since 2016, we learn in the annual report from Kaiser Family Foundation, 2021 Employer Health Benefits Survey.

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Being Transparent About Healthcare Transparency – My Post on the Medecision Blog

Health Populi

Health politics shapes what choices, if any, people have as health consumers — and we’re now just under twelve months until the 2020 Presidential election, which will certainly play out as a health care election in real time as the 2018 Midterms were and 2019 states polls, as well.

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Implementing the Family Glitch Fix on the Affordable Care Act’s Marketplaces

Center for Health Insurance Reform

A record number of people have signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s marketplaces. In a post for the Commonwealth Fund’s To the Point blog, CHIR experts highlight the variety of activities undertaken by the ACA’s marketplaces to implement the family glitch fix.