Employer-Sponsored Health Care Services

Employer-sponsored health insurance for retired Americans.

Diabetes in employer-sponsored health insurance.

OBJECTIVE To examine medical and mental health care expenditures for large numbers of individuals with diabetes enrolled in employment-sponsored insurance plans. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS Health insurance billing data for approximately 1.3 million individuals enrolled in health insurance plans sponsored by 862 large self-insured employers nationwide were used to examine employer expenditure...

Massachusetts Health Care Reform: Effects on Employer-Sponsored Insurance Coverage and Health

This study examines the effect of the Chapter 58 health care reform in Massachusetts four years after implementation on rates of coverage through employer-sponsored plans (ESI) and self-reported health status. It documents whether the relative increase in ESI coverage rates found in Massachusetts one and two years after the reform have persisted. A difference-indifference model is used to exami...

A major employer as a health care services laboratory.

Health care management within the USA operations of the Ford Motor Company is a substantial and critical enterprise. The company provides health care coverage for a population of 636,000 active employees, retirees and their dependents at a cost of US$1.5 billion annually. The company realizes that effective management of health care resources requires continuous improvement in the services for ...

Medical malpractice reform and employer-sponsored health insurance premiums.

OBJECTIVE Tort reform may affect health insurance premiums both by reducing medical malpractice premiums and by reducing the extent of defensive medicine. The objective of this study is to estimate the effects of noneconomic damage caps on the premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance. DATA SOURCES/STUDY SETTING Employer premium data and plan/establishment characteristics were obtained...