Lower Income Adults with Employer Sponsored Insurance Face ...

Lower income adults with ESI were more likely to report problems paying for health care, delayed treatment, and a decline in health as a result of insurance ...

Report: Lower-Income Adults With Employer Coverage More Likely ...

Lower-income adults with employer-sponsored insurance face additional challenges compared to higher-income adults, such as issues paying for ...

Lower income adults face more barriers with employer-sponsored ...

Lower income adults with employer-sponsored insurance face greater health care barriers than higher income enrollees, according to a Kaiser Family ...

How affordability of employer coverage varies by family income

We find that people in lower-income families with employer coverage spend a greater share of their income on health costs than those with higher incomes.

Health Insurance Costs Are Squeezing Workers and Employers

As premiums rise faster than wages, workers face greater cost sharing, leaving some underinsured. Authors ...

Kaiser Family Foundation / LA Times Survey Of Adults With ...

When asked to choose the most important feature in a health plan, about six in ten people with employer coverage choose cost-related factors (low premiums, ...

Paying for It: How Health Care Costs and Medical Debt Are Making ...

Fifty-four percent of people with employer coverage who reported delaying or forgoing care because of costs said a health problem of theirs or a ...

Trapped by the Firewall: Policy Changes Are Needed to Improve ...

Frequently, low-income workers get less employer help with their premiums, are offered less robust coverage, and must pay a greater share of ...

For low-income people, employer health coverage is worse than ACA

But new data show that health insurance is decidedly less affordable for lower income people who get coverage at work than for their ...

Long-Term Trends in Employer-Based Coverage

The percentage of people with incomes above 400% of poverty who are covered by an employer plan is similar to 1998. The overall decrease in the ...

Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Employer-Sponsored Health ...

Employees with higher-paying jobs reap more benefits from the employer-sponsored health coverage system than those with lower incomes. Over 40 ...

Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance and the Low-Income ...

Employers that do offer coverage to their workers today still face substantial concerns with the system as it is. Chief among them is that rapid increases in ...

Can Older Adults with Employer Coverage Afford Their Health Care?

Create a federal fallback option to close the Medicaid coverage gaps. Low-income older adults with employer coverage are the most at risk of ...

Improving and Strengthening Employer-Sponsored Insurance

Lower-income employees who receive health coverage via ESI are also more likely than their higher-income counterparts to skimp on medical care ...

Lower Income Adults with Employer Sponsored Insurance Face ...

The KFF Consumer Survey assessed consumers' experiences with their health insurance coverage, their understanding of their coverage, problems they may.

Who Can't Pay for Health Care? - PMC

Similarly, 1 in every 5 low-income adults with public insurance coverage reports having problems paying for care. Considering the design of coverage benefits ...

Making Health Insurance More Affordable for Middle-Income ...

(Younger people also tend to have lower incomes.) For example, marketplace benchmark coverage costs an average of $12,190 for a 60-year-old, ...

KFF on X: "NEW: Lower-income adults with employer coverage are ...

NEW: Lower-income adults with employer coverage are more likely than their higher-income peers to report negative outcomes due to problems using their ...

Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Premium Cost Growth and ...

Meaning This study suggests that increasing health insurance premium costs are likely associated with decreased earnings and increased income ...

Health Insurance for Low-Income Working Families - Urban Institute

Only 37 percent of adults in low-income working fami- lies had employer-sponsored health insurance in 2005. Low-income families are more likely to have mem-.