Blog Actuaries Warn: Delaying Health Reform’s Individual Mandate Would Raise Premiums and Add to Ranks of Uninsured November 7, 2013 | Edwin Park
Blog Health Reform Means Transition to More Secure Coverage in Individual Market October 30, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog Addressing Confusion About Young Adults’ Coverage Options Under Health Reform October 29, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog “Coverage Gap” Could Narrow as More States Look to Expand Medicaid Under Health Reform October 21, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog Potential GOP Demand to End Shutdown Would Undermine Health Reform October 11, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog Early Results From Connecticut Show Health Reform Is Helping Young Adults Get Coverage October 9, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog Kaiser: Costs Will Grow More Slowly in States Expanding Medicaid October 8, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog States’ Decisions Not to Expand Medicaid Leaving Low-Income Adults in a Coverage Gap October 4, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog House Republicans Continue to Use Temporary Funding Bill to Attack Health Reform October 1, 2013 | CBPP
Blog Let’s Stop Using Bogus Comparisons of Health Insurance Premiums to Throw Darts at Health Reform September 28, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog Urban Institute Agrees: Delaying Individual Mandate Would Reduce Coverage and Raise Premiums September 24, 2013 | Edwin Park
Blog 5 Things We Learned From Census About Poverty, Income, and Health Insurance September 23, 2013 | CBPP
Report Census Data Show Poverty and Inequality Remained High in 2012 and Median Income Was Stagnant, But Fewer Americans Were Uninsured September 20, 2013 | Matt Broaddus , Arloc Sherman and Danilo Trisi
Blog New Census Bureau Data Show More Young Adults Have Health Insurance Coverage Due to Health Reform September 20, 2013 | Matt Broaddus
Report Share of Americans Without Health Coverage Edged Down Again in 2012 September 19, 2013 | Matt Broaddus and Edwin Park
Blog Continued Progress Insuring Americans — Notably Children — in 2012, Census Data Show September 17, 2013 | Matt Broaddus
Report What to Watch For in the Census Bureau's Report on Health Insurance Coverage in 2012 September 16, 2013 | Matt Broaddus and Edwin Park
Blog CBO: Individual Mandate Delay Would Mean More Uninsured, Higher Premiums September 9, 2013 | Edwin Park
Blog New Website Provides an In-Depth Guide to Major Health Reform Provisions September 5, 2013 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Clearing Up Confusion About Health Reform’s Out-of-Pocket Protections August 13, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog Many Low-Income Floridians Eligible for Help Paying Health Insurance Premiums August 1, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog Latest Health Reform Repeal Effort Would Make Coverage Less Affordable August 1, 2013 | Edwin Park
Blog Don’t Be Misled: Indiana’s Consumers Won’t Have to Pay $500 a Month for Health Insurance July 23, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog Expected Drop in New York Health Insurance Premiums Highlights Importance of Individual Mandate July 17, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog Mr. Kristol, Mr. Capretta — Heads Up on Health Reform’s Employer Requirement July 16, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Blog Correcting the Record on Health Reform’s Employer Requirement July 11, 2013 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Rest Assured: Tax Filings Will Be Verified Under Health Reform Rule Change July 11, 2013 | Judith Solomon
Blog Hatch-Rubio Amendment Would Deny Health Coverage to Many Immigrant Workers Gaining Legal Status for 15 Years or More June 21, 2013 | Edwin Park
Report Benefit Restrictions Beyond Those in Senate Immigration Bill Would Jeopardize Legalization for Many and Risk Severe Hardships for Others June 14, 2013 | Robert Greenstein and Sharon Parrott
Blog Immigration Bill’s “Back Taxes” Amendment Much Harder to Implement than Senator Hatch Suggests June 14, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Blog Medicaid Expansion Will Boost Rural Health Coverage and Economies June 11, 2013 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Good News For Health Insurance Consumers in the District of Columbia June 10, 2013 | Dave Chandra
Blog Subsidies Will Help Low- and Moderate-Income People Afford Health Coverage May 24, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog Enrollment Assistance Under Health Reform Has Roots in Other Successful Programs May 23, 2013 | Shelby Gonzales
Blog Projected Medicare and Medicaid Spending Has Fallen by $900 Billion May 20, 2013 | Paul N. Van de Water
