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Lower Income Adults with Employer Sponsored Insurance Face Unique Challenges with Coverage Compared to Higher Income Adults

This analysis examines the experiences of lower income adults with their employer sponsored insurance and finds they were more likely to self-report problems with affordability, enrollment, and network adequacy, and to experience negative health consequences as a result of insurance problems, compared to their higher income peers.
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Overall Satisfaction with Medicare is High, But Beneficiaries Under Age 65 With Disabilities Experience More Insurance Problems Than Older Beneficiaries

This brief analyzes data from the 2023 KFF Survey of Consumer Experiences with Health Insurance to get a current understanding of how Medicare is working for older adults and younger people with disabilities. The analysis shows that people with Medicare who are under 65 with disabilities experience more problems using their Medicare coverage, including access and cost-related problems, than beneficiaries who are 65 and older.
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Source: kff.org

Big split between right and left on requiring religious bakers to make same-sex wedding cakes: Poll

Americans who identify as left-leaning overwhelmingly support requiring creative service businesses to accept assignments that some providers see as antithetical to their religious beliefs, according to a new poll from the Public Religion Research Institute, a District-based group.
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Big split between right and left on requiring religious bakers to make same-sex wedding cakes: Poll

Americans who identify as left-leaning overwhelmingly support requiring creative service businesses to accept assignments that some providers see as antithetical to their religious beliefs, according to a new poll from the Public Religion Research Institute, a District-based group.
United States Jack Phillips Lorie Smith Barronelle Stutzman Supreme Court Public Religion Research Institute

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