More Reports, Same Results: Young Adults are the Most Underinsured Group
A new report by the Center for Studying Health System Change shows that young adults (19-39) have seen a large drop in insurance coverage, especially employer insurance. An article in the Enquirer covers this report:
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While more uninsured children are getting health coverage from expanded government programs, more adults are going without insurance, especially younger workers, according to a national study of health insurance trends released Tuesday. Those young workers are not likely to get much help soon because experts say budget-pinched states are more likely to cut Medicaid programs than to expand them.
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We want you to get involved and take action to help stem this problem among young people. Go to our action page and send a message to the candidates for President and members of Congress that young people deserve insurance coverage too. Read the letter and take action.
A new report by the Center for Studying Health System Change shows that young adults (19-39) have seen a large drop in insurance coverage, especially employer insurance. An article in the Enquirer covers this report:
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While more uninsured children are getting health coverage from expanded government programs, more adults are going without insurance, especially younger workers, according to a national study of health insurance trends released Tuesday. Those young workers are not likely to get much help soon because experts say budget-pinched states are more likely to cut Medicaid programs than to expand them.
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We want you to get involved and take action to help stem this problem among young people. Go to our action page and send a message to the candidates for President and members of Congress that young people deserve insurance coverage too. Read the letter and take action.
posted by Anonymous at 2:12 PM
1 Comments:
I found a prescription discount card that uninsured young adults can use to save money at the drugstore. It’s at www.rxdrugcard.com. The membership fee is only $4.50 a month. The savings are up to 80% depending on the drug. Drug prices are posted to check before enrolling. And they can cancel when they get a new job with health insurance benefits.
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