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HFA Observes National Hepatitis Awareness Month

HFA Observes National Hepatitis Awareness Month FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 3, 2012 Contact: Richard Pezzillo [...] Read More >>

Community Pharmacists Lose Bid to Immediately Block Express Scripts-Medco Deal

By Rebecca Adams, CQ HealthBeat Associate Editor A federal judge has denied the request of a group of community [...] Read More >>

People with Bleeding Disorders and HCV

Link to Access HCV Therapy Site Friends and supporters, We should all be enormously encouraged by the increasing [...] Read More >>

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Will annual premiums average a whopping $30,803 in 2019?

Drew E. Altman, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer at the Kaiser Family Foundation highlighted the potential cost of premiums in 2019 in a recent “Pulling It Together” update.  Assuming that premium increases over the next ten years revert to the average of the last ten years, 8.7%, he asserts that premiums for a family health insurance policy will average $30, 803.  This is just the average and would be significantly more for a person with an expensive, rare disorder.  

If premiums continue to increase at this rate, more and more Americans will be without insurance.  It’s important that you continue to weigh-in on the ensuing reform debate.  To read the rest of the article please visit Pulling It Together on the Kaiser Family Foundation website.