Publications

Availability and Use of Enrollment Data from the ACA Health Insurance Marketplace

A better understanding of the diverse sources of administrative data avilable from the state and federal health insurance mar Read More

ACA Coverage Expansions: Measuring and Monitoring Churn at the State Level

Under contract with MACPAC, SHADAC designs and conducts quantitative analysis to explore the magnitude and type of churn occurring in the pre- and post-ACA insurance market at the state levels as well as the characteristics of churners. Read More

Using Insurer Filings to Monitor the Private Health Insurance Market

This paper provides states with information on ways in which they can monitor the private health insurance market over Read More

Making Use of All-Payer Claims Databases for Health Care Reform Evaluation

This paper provides an update on the development of state-operated All-Payer Claims Databases (APCDs), with a focus on Read More

SHADAC & SHARE Newsletter - October 16, 2014

The SHADAC newsletter contains updates on SHADAC activities, news from the states, resource updates, and blog highlights. Read More

Terms and Definitions Used by States Reporting on Affordable Care Act (ACA) Enrollment

During the first open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act, the federal government and states operating state-based exchanges conducted various types of reporting on key indicators of in Read More

SHARE Grant Award Information, 2008-2014

The State Health Access Reform Evaluation (SHARE) is a National Program of the Ro Read More

Non-Federal Surveys Measuring Health Insurance Coverage

Large, ongoing federal surveys provide some of the best estimates of health insurance coverage used to monitor the impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Read More

Coverage Impacts of the ACA: Implications for Our Health-Care Delivery System

Sonier, J., & Lukanen, E. Read More

Timeline: Availability of CPS Data in 2014 and 2015

This timeline indicates key dates for the release of data and public use files from the Current Population Survey (CPS) in 2014 and 2015. Read More