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Health reform legislation has particular benefits for small businesses; this calculator will shows you how much your small business could benefit.
Peter Harbage explains how the individual market is different from employer-sponsored insurance, and how health reform would improve health care for all.
CAP Action report from Peter Harbage and Hilary Haycock details a plan for making individual health insurance more affordable and accessible.
Peter Harbage discusses why small businesses are hit so hard by rising health care costs and how health care reform can help.
Peter Harbage explains in this memo how insurers limit and deny care in the individual health insurance market.
Interactive map from Peter Harbage and Ben Furnas shows that lack of health insurance brings steep economic costs to states in the form of lost productivity.
Almost two-thirds of uninsured adults work, and that number is expected to grow in the coming years, show Peter Harbage and Ben Furnas in an interactive map.
Eliminating inefficiency in the health care system could reduce costs, writes CAP Action's Peter Harbage.
CAP Action's Peter Harbage and Karen Davenport outline Public Plan Choice, a public health insurance plan that would deliver market discipline.
CAP Action report finds that American family health care premiums cost $1,100 more because our system doesn’t provide continuous coverage for all.
CAP Action's Peter Harbage finds that higher administrative costs on the individual market will mean $3.0 billion in extra expenses for American families in 2009.
The Senate compromise bill provides less access to health insurance, eliminates funding for prevention, and reduces workforce training initiatives.