Toy men looking at dotted lines on paper All health care reform solutions come with trade-offs of sorts; with increased coverage comes increased federal spending in most cases. (Image: Shutterstock)

The United States can achieve universal or near-universal insurance coverage with modest increases in federal spending, while still maintaining an employer-based insurance system, a new report concludes.

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