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The House Leadership Bill proposed expanding Medicaid to 150% of the federal poverty level, while the Senate Leadership Bill proposed expansion to 133%.
The analysis finds that individual-market premiums have grown more similar to employer premiums. In 2024, monthly premiums averaged $540 per member for individual coverage and $587 for fully insured employer coverage.
This analysis examines how U.S. health spending compares to health spending in other high-income nations. While the U.S. still spends the most in total dollars, eight OECD nations had a higher percentage increase in per-person health spending in 2024.
The chart collection compares health outcomes, quality of care, and access to services in the U.S. and peer countries. Available pre-pandemic data suggest the U.S. lagged comparably large and wealthy countries on most measures, though imperfect metrics limit firm assessment.
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