On the next 10 years the increase of uninsured people will increase by 30 percent in the 29 states of the U.S. this is according to the new study that was released last Wednesday.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation ordered the Urban Institute to do a research on what will happen just in case there will be no health care reform that will be endorsed.
On the research, it is pointing out the status of the reform is really unstable according to Bowen Garrett who is one of the authors of the report.
The main expenses are the increase on the cost of health care that affected private employers to pay insurance premiums. As the premium is getting higher the employer are thinking if they will continue to cover health care insurance for their employees.
The researchers have created different scenarios that may happen; these scenarios are increase in health care cost, intermediate case and best case scenario.
Researchers created three different scenarios to avoid bias: A worst case, intermediate case and best case scenario measured income growth and increases in health care costs.
In any case the researcher have analyze and that there will be a great economic damage and businesses in all the states of the United States which also include District of Columbia if the reform is not passed.
As an example scenarios that are predicted that might happen is that employer might have an increase in paying premiums and have an increased of 61.1 percent in Ohio, 63.1 percent increase for Kentucky and 67.4 percent increase for Indiana.
