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3/18

RWJ: This new report, Barely Hanging On: Middle-Class and Uninsured, documents that while the situation has been tough for everyone, it’s America’s middle class that has been hardest hit.

11/23

Archives of Surgery: The Accidental Cost of Being Uninsured – Uninsured Americans have a higher adjusted mortality rate after trauma.

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Counting the Uninsured

by Kevin Roche on Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Whoops! We may not be counting the uninsured correctly.

Tags: Health Care Reform, Health Insurance, Uninsured

CBO’s Initial Reaction To Kennedy Plan

by Kevin Roche on Thursday, June 18, 2009

The Congressional Budget Office’s initial assessment of Senator Kennedy’s Affordable health Choices Act is that it would increase deficits by about one trillion dollars over the next ten years, but only increase the number of covered citizens by about a net 16 million people.

Tags: CBO, Government, Health Care Reform, Health Insurance, Uninsured

Who Does and Would Pay for the Uninsured?

by Kevin Roche on Tuesday, June 2, 2009

A not-for-profit group that has been a vigorous proponent of health care reform has released a report, Hidden Health Tax, on the costs of the uninsured and who ultimately bears that cost.

Tags: Cost Shifting, Government, Health Insurance, Uninsured

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7/28

New census data released Tuesday confirm a huge spread in the rate of uninsured from state to state and the big difference in impact that can be expected as a result of the health-care overhaul

7/6

Another 2.5 million U.S. adults joined the uninsured population as the ranks of the privately insured continued to decline, says a new report

6/15

A new study finds that even after they have heart attacks or strokes and are admitted to hospitals, the uninsured are more likely to die than those who carry private insurance

3/18

Middle-class Americans are becoming uninsured at a faster pace than lower- or upper-income earners, according to a report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation released during the annual Cover the Uninsured Week.

12/17

Thousands of unemployed are suddenly struggling to hang onto their health coverage