A new report from the Center on Health Insurance Reforms, supported by Arnold Ventures, examines how state employee health plans (SEHPs) in five states—California, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Utah—access and utilize claims and price transparency data to improve affordability for their employees.
In this report, researchers partnered with health actuaries at Wakely Consulting Group (Wakely) to assess the current state of the market for small employer health insurance, the factors driving its decline, and the scope of potential policies to improve coverage affordability for small businesses and their workers.
As corporations and private equity increasingly take control of our health care systems and profits take precedence over care, patients are caught in the middle.
A guide for policymakers and state regulators to understand the extent of corporatization in your state and how your state regulates corporate practices in healthcare.