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Health Reform

Health reform involves extending insurance coverage and restructuring the health care delivery system to focus on prevention and primary care, reduce costs, and improve quality. Foundations are well positioned to help by educating consumers, supporting state implementation, transforming the safety net, expanding the health care workforce, and supporting innovations for high-cost patients.

In 2010 GIH established the GIH Health Reform Resource Center Fund. The fund allows GIH to increase staff resources and programming in order to inform and connect funders sponsoring work related to health reform, and to provide sound, strategic, and actionable information to funders in a timely fashion.

What's New
  • The Massachusetts Health Care Delivery System Map
    May 2013
    As the Massachusetts health care delivery system works to implement national and state reforms, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation has released a new online resource that brings greater transparency to the rapidly evolving delivery system – the Massachusetts Health Care Delivery System Map.
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  • New Consumer-Tested Materials Help People Understand New Tax Credits
    May 2013
    Starting in 2014, many Americans will be eligible for significant, Affordable Care Act-mandated tax credits to help pay for their health insurance premiums. But today, consumers are largely unaware of whether they are eligible for a tax credit and how the new incentive will work. New consumer-tested materials clearly explain what Americans need to know about the new premium tax credit program, and can help raise awareness.
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  • Updated Calculator Shows Subsidies Available in 2014
    May 2013
    With open enrollment for health insurance exchanges less than six months away, the Kaiser Family Foundation has updated its health reform subsidy calculator to illustrate how government subsidies, designed to help with the cost of insurance premiums, will work under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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