Trends in the Uninsured: Impact and Implications of the Current Economic Environment Paula Roy Executive Director, Delaware Health Care Commission.

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Trends in the Uninsured: Impact and Implications of the Current Economic Environment Paula Roy Executive Director, Delaware Health Care Commission

Understand Nationally; Act Locally States Need to Collect Own Data

Community Healthcare Access Plan State Planning Project State Planning Project

66% Own/Buying Their Home 18% Are Children 75% Are Working 99,000 Uninsured

200% FPL Family of 4 = $35,300 80% Are Above The Federal Poverty Level 25% Are Eligible for Existing Programs, But Not Enrolled 99,000 Uninsured

Health Care Cost Increases Threaten Status Quo Good Data = Good Decisions Prevent further Erosion

Insurance Market Employer Pressures Costs Uninsured

Uninsured Population is Diverse in Nature Health Costs Are Increasing Limited State Resources Lack of Flexibility With Federal Funds * (*Health Insurance Flexibility & Accountability -HIFA) Numerous Values/Points of Reference Politically Challenging ~ Solutions May Appear In-Equitable!! The Challenges…