Reports

Report: Millions to Gain Health Security From New Surcharge on Millionaires

This state-by-state table shows how many households will be affected by the surcharge and how many uninsured people will gain coverage as a result by 2013.

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Report: State by State - We Can't Afford to Wait for Health Care Reform

Report on the state of health care for the citizens of AK, AR, CT, LA, ME, MO, MT, and NE.

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Report: Medical benefit ratios of private insurers, public Medicare plan, 1993 to 2007

Report on the percentage of federal Medicare benefit outlays spent on medical care compared with percentage of premium revenue spent on medical care by investor-owned private insurance companies.

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Report: House Health Reform Legislation Will Save Millions of Dollars For Hospitals

Currently, hospitals in certain Congressional Districts do not get paid for millions of dollars worth of care they provide to the uninsured. That erodes hospitals' profit margins, making it harder for them to operate. The health reform legislation under consideration in the House of Representatives would change this.

Click here for reports on how much hospitals would save in select Congressional Districts 

 


 

Report: Kennedy HELP Bill Makes Good Health Care More Affordable Than Senate Finance Bill

The U.S. Senate is preparing to debate health care reform legislation. In fashioning the bill that goes to the floor, Senate leaders will be choosing from the two bills that passed the committees of jurisdiction One of the bills will make health care affordable to families; the other bill falls far short. This report explains how that choice will affect families in each state and the District of Columbia.

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Insurance Company Reports

 


 

Report: Unequal Lives - Health Care Discrimination Harms Communities of Color

 


 

Report: Private Insurance Mergers Lead to Near-Monopolies Across the Country 

 


 

Report: Health Care Unaffordable Across the Country