Picking Health Insurance 'Worse Than Talking To Your Ex,' Says Survey : forbes

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Picking Health Insurance 'Worse Than Talking To Your Ex,' Says Survey

Picking Health Insurance 'Worse Than Talking To Your Ex,' Says Survey




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Obamacare Is Expanding Health Insurance Coverage

Obamacare Is Expanding Health Insurance Coverage

Three key indicators of Americans' economic well-being moved decisively in the right direction in 2015, last week's Census Bureau reports on income, poverty and health insurance show.Household income grew at its fastest rate on record in data back to 1967, the poverty rate tied its largest drop since 1968, and the share of Americans without health insurance fell to an historic low (9.1 percent) for the second straight year.The income and poverty gains reflect an improving economy and will likely continue this year.


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Report: 600,000 Veterans Could Go Without Health Insurance Next Year

Report: 600,000 Veterans Could Go Without Health Insurance Next Year

A new Urban Institute report predicts that more than 600,000 veterans will go without health insurance in 2017 unless there are policy changes to the Medicaid program.They point out that more than half of those veterans live in the 19 states that have not expanded Medicaid."If Medicaid expansion decisions do not change between now and 2017, we project that approximately 604,000 veterans will be uninsured in 2017 and that 54% will be living in states that have yet to expand Medicaid," according to the report.