Analysis

Employers are keen on offering benefits to help employees with their education, but few employees are taking them up on their offer.

On average, 16 percent of inpatient stays and 18 percent of emergency visits left a patient with at least one out-of-network charge.

The uninsured population would nearly double in the 34 states that have expanded Medicaid.

Four in 10 employers say they are making a major effort to reduce absenteeism, an 86 percent increase in the past four years.

Seventy percent of workers would share their health data with employers in return for personalized health management.

U.S. workers would support a mandate requiring gender pay gap reporting, unless it means they have to give up their perks.

The industry has grown at a compound annual growth rate of 5 percent over the last 10 years.

By one estimate, a public health care option would increase coverage by 1.2 million and save the federal government $12 billion a year.