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Retention of initial insurance over a two-year period, 1998–2000

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1 Retention of initial insurance over a two-year period, 1998–2000
People with Employer Insurance Have More-Stable Coverage Than Those with Individual Market Insurance Retention of initial insurance over a two-year period, 1998–2000 Retained initial insurance status One or more spells uninsured Other transition 2% 12% 26% 86% 53% 21% Employer insurance Individual insurance Source: K. Klein, S. A. Glied, and D. Ferry, Entrances and Exits: Health Insurance Churning, 1998–2000 (New York: The Commonwealth Fund, Sept. 2005). Authors’ analysis of the 1998–2000 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey.

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