PPT-Exhibit 1. Premiums for Family Coverage, by State, 2013

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Source 2013 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Insurance Component Dollars US average 16029 Exhibit 2 Growth in Health Insurance Premiums for EmployerSponsored SinglePerson . 2014 . and . 2015.  . Maryland. Washington.  . 2014. 2015. Percent change. 2014. 2015. Percent . c. hange. Bronze. $. 211. $. 208. –1%. $. 231. $. 235. 2%. Silver. $. 273. $. 271. –1. %. $. 301. of State Variation in 2014 Employer Premiums Explained by Various Factors. Notes: We conducted this analysis by regressing median premiums from the Medical Expenditure Panel . Survey-Insurance . Component (MEPS-IC) on state measures of health care costs, plan characteristics, workforce composition, and demographics from a variety of sources. Full details on the approach can be found in our . . . September 24, 2013. . Mr. Lee Yong Ho. . . Training program for the Vietnamese Employment Injury Insurance(EII) specialists. Exhibit 1. The Number of Uninsured People Under Age 65 Declined to 27.5 . Million . in 2016. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 (Table 2) Current Population Survey Reports. Exhibit 2. covered. Potential . out-of-pocket . costs*. Doctors, c. linics. , . and hospitals. 39. 54. 55. 53. 64. Adults . Who Obtained Marketplace Coverage Found I. t . Easier to Compare Plan Features Than Adults Who Did Not Obtain Coverage. Rising Premiums Outpace Incomes. Per Capita Income. Premiums Growth. 17% of Income. …and Deductibles are Unaffordable. % Households Where . Total Liquid Financial Assets >. Health Insurance Deductibles. OPS Employees. Agenda. Who is People First?. How to Enroll in Benefits. Available Plans at FAU. Other Benefit Resources. Q & A. New Employee Benefits Guide. Visit http. ://mybenefits.myflorida.com. Commonwealth Fund Teleconference. Commonwealth Fund Teleconference: Premiums in 2018: What to Expect. June 12, 2017 . Marketplace Premiums and Insurer Participation: 2017 Experience and 2018 Projections. Gap. . in States that Have . N. ot Adopted the Medicaid Expansion?. Updated November 2016. NOTES: Medicaid and other public coverage includes: CHIP, other state programs, Medicare and military related coverage. . A tobacco attestation credit will still be offered, but other premiums credits have been removed. . The Consumer-Directed Health Plan (CDHP 85/15) is being eliminated.. Selecting a PCP and listing them on your ID Card will get you a reduced copay. Under the State Health Bene31ts Program SHBP or the School Employees146 Health Bene31ts Program SEHBP an eligible child is de31ned as a subscriber146s child under age 26 Health bene31ts coverage for c People (millions). Notes: Shown are the CBO’s projections of health insurance coverage for the nonelderly population (in millions) prior to the ACA and after the implementation of the law, as well as the actual number of uninsured nonelderly persons over time from the National Center for Health Statistics. The dependent coverage provision went into effect in September 2010. The major coverage expansions went into effect in January 2014, including the Medicaid expansion, marketplaces and subsidies, and the individual mandate penalty.. p. remiums: Evidence from the first open enrollment period. Kelly . Krinn. , . University of Minnesota  . Pinar Karaca-Mandic, University of Minnesota and NBER. Lynn . Blewett. , . University of Minnesota. Notes: We conducted this analysis by regressing median premiums from the Medical Expenditure Panel . Survey-Insurance . Component (MEPS-IC) on state measures of health care costs, plan characteristics, workforce composition, and demographics from a...

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