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Report: Health Law Will Benefit Many Firms, But Mid-Size Would See Costs Rise
According to an Urban Institute study, the health-coverage costs carried by small businesses will likely fall if the 2010 health law is completely implemented, but companies with 101 – 1,000 employees...
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Tennessee Plan Would Help Medicaid Families Keep Health Coverage
This story comes from our partner Stateline, the daily news service of the Pew Center on the States.When the national health law takes effect on January 1, 2014, some 30 million uninsured people will...
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Study: GOP Plan For Medicaid Block Grant Would Lead To $1.7 Trillion Spending...
According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, the GOP-backed House Budget Committee plan, which would also repeal the health law, could leave between 31 million and 38 million fewer people with Medicaid...
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Raising Medicare’s Eligibility Age Would Bring Trade-Offs
The Los Angeles Times and The Associated Press examine the implications of one option being considered in the federal deficit talks and discover some surprising consequences, including higher premiums...
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Taxing Health Coverage Would Lead Some To Drop It, Survey Finds
Proposals to tax health benefits, sometimes touted as a way to help reduce the deficit, could have unintended consequences, according to a survey by the Employee Benefit Research Institute.Kansas City...
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