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Fact Sheet
July 13, 2017

South Carolina Deductibles Skyrocket under the Senate Bill to “Repeal and Replace” the Affordable Care Act

Contrary to GOP claims, the Senate health care repeal bill would dramatically increase deductibles, rather than lower them. See what this means for South Carolina.

Fact Sheet
December 13, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for South Carolina

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless South Carolinians at risk. Here’s what South Carolina stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

Blog
June 23, 2015

Congressional District-Level Data Show Potential Damage of King v. Burwell

State infographics illustrate how the damage from a decision against the government in King v. Burwell would be spread throughout the country, from Alaska to Florida. Thousands of people would suddenly face higher premiums in every congressional district in the 34 affected states. 

Infographic
June 16, 2015

South Carolina: King v. Burwell Could Put Health Insurance at Risk

The Supreme Court, in the King v. Burwell case, will soon decide whether millions of people in 34 states will lose premium tax credits they rely on to make health insurance affordable. Without those tax credits, most of the people affected would be unable to buy insurance and would become uninsured

Infographic
June 16, 2015

King v. Burwell Fallout: 6.4 Million at Risk of Losing Health Insurance

Our infographic series show how many people would lose their premium tax credits in every congressional district in the 34 states that did not establish their own marketplace.

Infographic
March 18, 2015

Expanding Medicaid: State Data on Populations That Stand to Benefit

This infographic shows the populations—uninsured adults, parents with dependent children, working but uninsured adults, and uninsured veterans and their spouses—that would benefit from extending Medicaid.

Infographic
February 17, 2015

Top 9 Occupations of Working but Uninsured in South Carolina Who Would Benefit from Expanding Health Coverage

In South Carolina, more than 347,000 low-income residents lack access to health insurance. If South Carolina chooses to accept federal dollars to expand Medicaid, those who would qualify for health coverage are residents with incomes up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level ($27,720 for a family of three in 2015).

Issue Brief
February 6, 2015

Medicaid Expansion Helps Low-Wage Workers: Non-Expansion States

We’ve examined data from 22 states showing that working adults make up the majority of those who could benefit if states expanded Medicaid. View our new infographic and issue brief about the top occupations of the working but uninsured residents in Idaho.

Issue Brief
September 22, 2014

Medicaid Expansion and Health Disparities: African Americans

In communities of color, where rates of uninsurance and poor health outcomes are higher than in white communities, the differences between those who have insurance and those who lack it are stark.

Infographic
March 10, 2014

How much does the Qualified Individual (QI) program matter to your state?

Explains the Qualified Individual (QI) program and provides a 50-state look at how people benefit, including how many people get help and how much money QI puts in their pockets. 

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