Substantial Churn In Health Insurance Offerings By Small Employers, 2014-15 [Private Health Insurance]

New data for 2014–15 from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey–Insurance Component longitudinal survey show substantial churn in insurance offers by small employers (those with fifty or fewer workers), with 14.6 percent of employers that offered insurance in 2014 having dropped it in 2015 and 5.5 percent of those that did not offer it adding coverage.

Source: Health Affairs - September 5, 2017 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Authors: Vistnes, J. P., Rohde, F., Miller, G. E., Cooper, P. F. Tags: Insurance Coverage, Insurance - Employer-Based System Private Health Insurance Source Type: research