Are you a small business owner, shopping for yourself or your family, or want to help others enroll? Check out these brand new resources to help you learn how to find and enroll in new insurance coverage through the ACA's marketplaces. There are materials for small business owners, individuals and families, and for anyone seeking to help others enroll in insurance.
Most uninsured young adults, or "invincibles," believe that they need health insurance. Just two in 10 (22.1%) of uninsured adults ages 18 to 64 believe they are "healthy enough" to go without health insurance.
This report finds that the percentage of eligible children enrolled in Medicaid/CHIP coverage continues to grow. As of 2011, the percentage of those children with health insurance stands at 87.2, up from 81.7 in 2008.
This report looks at how insurance companies and state governments in various states are dealing with the new regulations and highlights the struggles and successes they have experienced to date.
The number of insurers that offer nongroup plans to consumers on state-run health insurance exchanges will be larger than the current number of carriers, according to analysis by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's State Health Reform Assistance Network.
This series of animated videos helps to explain key components of the ACA related to insurance coverage and costs.
More than 48 million people in the U.S. are uninsured. The Affordable Care Act will expand health insurance coverage to tens of millions of Americans, but this potential will only be realized through comprehensive and effective implementation of its many coverage-related provisions.
Million Americans live without health insurance
This Health Reform Toolkit Series provides an in-depth look at Massachusetts’ experience implementing state-based health reform and provides timely insight for others nationwide. The five-part series includes toolkits on: building an effective exchange website, implementing a public education campaign, determining health benefit designs to be offered, mitigating risk, and outreach and enrollment to those newly eligible.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation believes health insurance coverage is essential for good health, and should be available to all Americans. That's why we are working to ensure that all Americans have insurance that is affordable, comprehensive, high-quality and cost-effective.
By developing policies and programs to expand health coverage and maximize enrollment in existing coverage programs, we are working to ensure that everyone in America has stable, affordable health care coverage.
