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Join us on Wednesday, July 10, for a Lunch & Learn event discussing health and health care policy decisions that are expected in the closing days of the Supreme Court’s 2023-2024 term.

This event is exclusive to our Health Affairs Insiders.

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In their Ahead of Print article, Jessica Hale and colleagues outline the Congressional Budget Office's health insurance coverage projections for the US for 2024-34.

They estimate that currently 92.3 percent of the US population is insured and 7.7 percent are uninsured. The uninsured rate is expected to rise to 8.9 percent in 2034, with adults ages 19-44 most affected.

Medicare and Marketplace enrollment are also projected to grow.

To learn more about the findings, check out a new episode of Health Affairs This Week with insights from Sabrina Corlette of Georgetown University on CBO's insurance coverage projections.

A Health Podyssey: Nir Menachemi on How States Can Actually Invest in Public Health

Health Affairs' Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Nir Menachemi on his recent paper that explores how Indiana increased their public health spending, the resulting legislative victories, and how this approach to strengthening funding could offer insights to other states.

Health Affairs This Week: Breaking Down the CBO's Insurance Coverage Projections w/ Sabrina Corlette

Health Affairs' Jeff Byers is joined by Sabrina Corlette of Georgetown University to discuss an ahead-of-print article released this week that outlines the Congressional Budget Office's health insurance coverage projections in the US for 2024-34. 

To celebrate Insider turning two, we are offering $40 off an Insider membership with discount code InsiderAtTwo at check out.

Insiders get exclusive insights and access to the sharpest minds in health care research through our virtual events and newsletter programs.

For 2024, we secured a suite of health policy experts to write newsletters on health policy reform and developments, drug pricing, health care competition and antitrust, and much more.

Food Is Medicine—Now, Recognize It As “Primarily Health-Related”

Hilary Seligman and Rocco Perla

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Abortion Medication, But At What Cost?

Andrew Twinamatsiko and Sheela Ranganathan

Best Practices For AI In Health Insurance Claims Adjudication And Decision-Making

Rachele Hendricks-Sturrup et al.

A Five-Level Path To AI Automation In Health Care

Zayed M. Yasin et al.

CBO Projections Are Not Destiny: Policies, ACA Investments Can Change Trajectory

Sabrina Corlette

How To Stop Abuses In Patient Health Data Exchange

Tina Grande and Deven McGraw

Private Equity Investment In Assisted Living: Distinct Impacts And Policy Considerations

Kali S. Thomas et al.

It’s Time For HUD To Act On Nursing Home Quality Improvement

Marc A. Cohen et al.

The Outlook For US Health Spending Growth: A Blast From The Past?

Matthew Fiedler

Modernizing The CMS Nursing Home Survey Process: Risk-Based Surveys And Beyond

Alex D. Federman et al.

Join Penn LDI and Health Affairs on July 22 for a half-day in-person conference to highlight and deepen our understanding of how policy makers are working toward fully integrated care for dually eligible beneficiaries of Medicaid and Medicare.