Starting this year, businesses with fewer than 25 workers and average wages of less than $50,000 will be eligible to receive a tax credit for the health insurance that they provide for their employees.

Read this report to learn more.

Every year, KHI uses the latest data from the Current Population Survey to examine the sources of health insurance for Kansans and the socio-demographic characteristics of the uninsured. Download the report.

In February 2009, Congress enacted, and President Obama signed, legislation that renewed CHIP through the end of 2013 and expanded its scope.

This issue brief discusses the new provisions in the reauthorization and how they will affect implementation in the coming months

This guide from the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund provides an overview of the new health reform law.

Research brief from AARP.

Research brief from AARP.

Research brief from AARP.

Research brief from the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs

While many of the sweeping changes to insurance industry practices and other major provisions do not go into effect until January 1, 2014, there are some important early wins in health reform for children and their families. This issue brief reviews those early wins in some detail.

Research brief from Community Catalyst’s New England Alliance for Children’s Health