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April 10, 2010 State Health Access Reform Evaluation (share) published the report titled The Impact of State Dependent Coverage Expansions on Young Adult Insurance Status: Further Analysis in April 2010. The report uses data from the Current Population Survey to evaluate the impact of dependent coverage expansion initiatives in 19 states on health insurance coverage of young adults between 2003 and 2008. Also examined in the report is the variation in impact among population subgroups over time. Concluding the report is a discussion of the implications of national health reform, which expands dependent coverage to age 26 across states. Download . . .

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Market Intelligence Resource | April 10, 2010

The Impact of State Dependent Coverage Expansions on Young Adult Insurance Status: Further Analysis

April 10, 2010 State Health Access Reform Evaluation (share) published the report titled The Impact of State Dependent Coverage Expansions on Young Adult Insurance Status: Further Analysis in April 2010. The report uses data from the Current Population Survey to evaluate the impact of dependent coverage expansion initiatives in 19 states on health insurance coverage of young adults between 2003 and 2008. Also examined in the report is the variation in impact among population subgroups over time. Concluding the report is a discussion of the implications of national health reform, which expands dependent coverage to age 26 across states. Download . . .

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