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This interactive calculator illustrates the premiums and subsidies for those who purchase coverage on their own through an exchange or gateway because they don't get health insurance through their employers, Medicare or Medicaid, as provided under the key Congressional reform plans.
In his latest column, the Kaiser Family Foundation's President and CEO explores the rise to prominence of the "Systems Reformers" and their place in efforts to control health care costs.
Fact sheets, reports, and interactive maps describe state health reform initiatives.
This interactive side-by-side compares the leading comprehensive reform proposals, including the new House Leadership Bill, across a number of key characteristics and plan components. The Foundation also has prepared summaries of the Medicaid and Medicare provisions in the legislation moving through Congress.
This interactive timeline provides an overview of health reform efforts in the U.S. over the last century.
The October Kaiser Health Tracking Poll finds public support for health reform unchanged since last month, with more in favor than opposed. Survey also shows about half of the public believes that if reform passes, help for the uninsured and changes in insurance market rules would arrive within the first year, years ahead of the timetables contemplated in the legislation.
The Foundation's experts are frequently invited to provide expert testimony before Congress on key health reform issues, including the May 5 U.S. Senate Committee on Finance coverage.