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Source of New Coverage for the Uninsured Under Three Reform Scenarios, 2014 Public Plan at Medicare Rates Public Plan at Intermediate Rates Private Plans Uninsured 4 m 8% Uninsured 4 m 8% Uninsured 4 m 8% Employer Direct 5 m 11% Employer Direct 10 m 21% Employer Direct 13 m 28% Medicaid 13 m 27% Medicaid 13 m 27% Medicaid 13 m 27% Employer Exchange 17 m 34% Employer Exchange 12 m 25% Employer Exchange 8 m 17% Individual Exchange 9 m 19% Individual Exchange 9 m 19% Individual Exchange 10 m 19% Medicare <1 m <1% Medicare <1 m <1% Medicare <1 m <1% THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Data: Estimates by The Lewin Group for The Commonwealth Fund.