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来源IDDRC Brief Number 2016-09
Quantifying the Health Insurance Needs of Employed and Potentially Employed Persons with Disabilities
Jack Gettens; Alexis Henry; Pei-Pei Lei
发表日期2016-08-30
出版者Washington, DC: Mathematica
出版年2016
语种英语
概述Health insurance coverage does not fully meet the employment-related healthcare needs of employed and potentially employed persons with disabilities.",
摘要Health insurance coverage does not fully meet the employment-related healthcare needs of employed and potentially employed persons with disabilities. Secondary health insurance to wraparound primary coverage may be a viable policy solution to meet the healthcare demands of this population. This study quantifies the employment-related needs using data from a 2014 Massachusetts survey of working-age persons with disabilities. An estimated 70 percent of workers and 67 percent of potential workers used employment-related healthcare services. Approximately 7 percent of workers and 33 percent of potential workers had an unmet need for employment-related healthcare services. The findings suggest that alleviating the unmet need for employment-related services would increase the employment of persons with disabilities.
URLhttps://www.mathematica.org/our-publications-and-findings/publications/quantifying-the-health-insurance-needs-of-employed-and-potentially-employed-persons
来源智库Mathematica Policy Research (United States)
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条目标识符http://119.78.100.153/handle/2XGU8XDN/488581
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Jack Gettens,Alexis Henry,Pei-Pei Lei. Quantifying the Health Insurance Needs of Employed and Potentially Employed Persons with Disabilities. 2016.
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