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All adults ages 55–64 = 29.5 million Estimated Number of People Who Will Enroll in the Medicare Buy-In Program Current (millions) Uninsured 4.8 (16%) Individually Purchased 1.5 (5%) Employer Sponsored (Workers) 16.3 (55%) Medicaid 1.6 Medicare 1.9 (6%) CHAMPUS 0.8 (3%) (Retiree) 2.7 (9%) Proposal (millions) Medicare Buy-In 7.1 (24%) CHAMPUS 0.8 (3%) Employer Sponsored (Workers) 16.3 (55%) (Retiree) 0.5 (2%) Medicaid 1.6 (5%) 1.9 (6%) Uninsured 1.3 (4%) All adults ages 55–64 = 29.5 million Source: The Lewin Group for The Commonwealth Fund.