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Employers Remain Primary Sponsor of Coverage Under Three Reform Scenarios Distribution of 307 Million People by Primary Source of Coverage Current Law.

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1 Employers Remain Primary Sponsor of Coverage Under Three Reform Scenarios Distribution of 307 Million People by Primary Source of Coverage Current Law (2010) Public Plan at Medicare Rates (2014) Public Plan at Intermediate Rates (2014) Uninsured 49 m 16% Uninsured 4 m 1% Uninsured 4 m 1% Medicaid 41 m 14% Employer Direct 164 m 53% Employer Direct 55 m 18% Medicaid 49 m 16% Medicare 39 m 13% Medicaid 49 m 16% Employer Direct 93 m 30% Medicare 41 m 13% Individual Direct 14 m 5% Medicare 41 m 13% Uninsured 4 m 1% Employer Exchange 141 m 46% Employer Exchange 102 m 33% Medicaid 50 m 16% Employer Direct 122 m 41% Individual Exchange 18 m 6% Individual Exchange 18 m 6% Medicare 41 m 13% Individual Exchange 19 m 6% Employer Exchange 72 m 23% Private Plans (2014) THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Data: Estimates by The Lewin Group for The Commonwealth Fund.

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