Employment-based Health Insurance
The overwhelming majority of L.A. County’s uninsured are workers and their family members. Three out of four L.A. County residents who are uninsured for all or part of the year are in families with at least one working adult. Unfortunately, most employees do not have access to affordable job-based insurance, as coverage rates are dropping. A smaller proportion of county residents have employer-based coverage, as compared to all Californians. Employers cite high costs of premiums as the primary reason for not offering health benefits, with an increasing portion being passed on to the employee.
Publications and Documents
Jan 21 2008
Lucien Wilson, Project Director, Insure the Uninsured Project (ITUP)
Ballot Language: Secure and Affordable Health Care Act
Jan 21 2008
Health Access
Health Reform in California & Massachusetts: Different from Start to Finish
Jan 20 2008
Jonathan Gruber, MIT Department of Economics
Population Movement Estimates for Health Care Reform under ABx1-1-Voter Initiative Filed 12-28=2007
Jan 02 2008
Governor Schwarzenegger and Assembly Speaker Nunez
"Secure and Affordable Health Care Act of 2008" Initiative Language
Dec 21 2007
Western Center on Law and Poverty
Western Center on Law and Poverty Analysis of ABX1 1
Dec 18 2007
Assembly Member Fabian Nunez and Senator Don Perata
ABX1 1: The Health Care Security and Cost Reduction Act
Dec 18 2007
California HealthCare Foundation and National Opinion Research Center
California Employer Benefit Survey 2007
Dec 18 2007
California Healthcare Foundation
Comparison of California Health Coverage Expansion Proposals
Dec 12 2007
Glen Melnick, Director, USC Center for Health Financing, Policy, and Management and SPPD Programs in Health Management and Policy, USC School of Policy, Planning, and Development
Health Care Reform: What's Happening? What's Next
Dec 10 2007
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundaiton
2008 Republican Presidential Candidate Health Care Proposals: Side-by-Side Summary
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