Infographic: Raising the Medicare Eligibility Age to 67 Would Increase Costs and Harm Seniors
An infographic shows how raising the eligibility age would increase health care costs and cause harm to seniors across the country.
Paper Cuts: Reducing Health Care Administrative Costs
Report
Tackling excessive health care administrative costs will reduce health care costs and improve the quality of care for all Americans, write Elizabeth Wikler, Peter Basch, and David Cutler.
Toward an Effective Health Insurance Exchange
Report
The opportunity to design and implement an exchange that is consumer focused, offers high-value products, and fosters needed reform should not be squandered, writes Maura Calsyn.
Update: How Obamacare Is Benefiting Americans
Emily Oshima gives the latest numbers on how health reform is helping people get the care they need.
Infographic: America’s High Health Care Costs
A series of graphics from Maura Calsyn, Emily Oshima Lee, and Danny Schwaber shows that our health care spending is out of control.
How the Federal Government Can Save $100 Billion or More in Health-Care Costs
Ezekiel J. Emanuel, David M. Cutler, and Topher Spiro offer reforms to achieve billions in savings in addition to what the Affordable Care Act will accomplish.
Infographic: Women’s Preventive Services Now Covered Under Obamacare
An infographic from Jessica Arons shows how a range of preventive services for women will now be covered under the Affordable Care Act.
Young Women and Reproductive Health Care
Jessica Arons, Lucy Panza, and Lindsay Rosenthal explain why the Affordable Care Act helps young women access the health care they need in an affordable way.
How the Affordable Care Act Helps Young Adults
Issue Brief
The real threat to young-adult health insurance coverage is not the overblown claim of premium rate shock but the rejection of Medicaid expansion by states.
Why Gender-Identity Nondiscrimination in Insurance Makes Sense
Issue Brief
Many transgender people lack health insurance and face discrimination from health care companies. Certain states are taking steps to prevent discrimination, and on the national level, the Affordable Care Act prohibits insurance discrimination.
How the Affordable Care Act Can Help Same-Sex Couples
As we continue to implement key provisions of the Affordable Care Act, we should ensure that the law helps same-sex couples and their families get the insurance coverage and health care that they need.
