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New Concerns about Early Retirees Flooding the Health Insurance Exchange
Apr. 26, 2013 : A report by Paul Fronstin and Nevin Adams at the Employee Health Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) finds that the percent of employers offering health benefits to early retirees (45-64 years) dropped significantly: 28.8 percent of workers were offered early retiree health benefits in 1997 compared to an estimated 17.7 percent in 2010. Among the 8.5 million non-working early retirees in... Read moreState-Level Trends in Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance
Apr. 10, 2013 : April 11, 2013: A new SHADAC report, “State-Level Trends in Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance: A State-by-State Analysis,” examines recent trends in employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) at the national and state level, and it expands and updates our previous analysis. Findings We find a clear downward trend in ESI coverage levels at both the national and state level, with... Read moreWebinar: Webinar Recording: State & Federal Young Adult Coverage Expansion Policies - Further Analysis and New Questions
Apr. 04, 2013 : April 4, 2013: A recording of the April 2nd SHARE Webinar, "State & Federal Young Adult Coverage Expansion Policies - Further Analysis and New Questions," is now available. The webinar featured Dr. Joel C. Cantor, Director of the Center for State Health Policy at Rutgers University, who discussed findings from his SHARE-funded research evaluating state and federal young adult dependent... Read moreWebinar: State & Federal Young Adult Coverage Expansion Policies - Further Analysis and New Questions
Mar. 28, 2013 : SHARE WEBINAR April 2, 2013 1:30 p.m. EDT - 2:30 p.m. EDT Register now. Joins us as Dr. Joel C. Cantor, Director of the Center for State Health Policy and Professor of Public Policy at Rutgers University, will discuss findings from his SHARE-funded research evaluating state and federal young adult dependent coverage expansion policies using the... Read moreReport: State Estimates of Low-Income Uninsured Who Are Ineligible for the ACA Medicaid Expansion
Mar. 18, 2013 : March 18, 2013: A new SHADAC brief is the first analysis providing state-specific estimates of the percent of low income uninsured nonelderly adults who will be ineligible for the ACA Medicaid expansion as a result of their immigration status. Unauthorized immigrants are ineligible for the ACA Medicaid expansion altogether, and legal resident immigrants are, in most circumstances, barred from... Read moreSHARE Research in The Journal of Rural Health: Network Adequacy Standards and Rural Access
Mar. 08, 2013 : March 8, 2013: A research team at the University of Southern Maine School of Public Service has published findings from its SHARE-funded research in The Journal of Rural Health. Under the lead authorship of Jean Talbot, PhD, the article examines rural issues surrounding network adequacy standards and offers recommendation for crafting standards that are strong enough to provide “real... Read moreRegister Now: Using the American Community Survey (ACS) for State Health Policy Research (Webinar)
Feb. 28, 2013 : Join us on March 7th as SHADAC and the Health Care Financing & Organization (HCFO) program jointly host a webinar on best practices for using the ACS for state health policy research. SHADAC Senior Research Fellows Elizabeth Lukanen and Joanna Turner will discuss the topics that are included in the ACS, the advantages and disadvantages of the ACS relative to other data sources, what data can... Read morePages
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