"… pped from 69 percent to 60 percent between 2000 and 2009, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.  The decline has been much steeper among small businesses with 10 or …"

"… ding it difficult to pay what insurance firms are demanding.  Another Kaiser Family Foundation study found that health insurance premiums employers paid for their worker …"

"… s increase 114 percent on average from $6,438 to $13,770, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. While employers often still pay the lion’s share of health insurance pr …"

"… on.During that time, health costs rose dramatically. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, the average annual health insurance premium for family coverage increased …"

"… he Commission in 2004, according to its financial disclosure statement.• Kaiser Family Foundation: A nonprofit foundation focusing on health care issues.• YWCA USA: A nat …"

"… uld probably only hasten its complete collapse.When I began working in the insurance industry in 1989, the vast majority of Americans — well over two-thirds …"

"… ic Policy Institute, the share of Americans with employer-sponsored health insurance declined from 64.2 percent in 2000 to 58.5 percent in 2008. Most of that d …"

"… e millions of workers lost their jobs —and along with them, their health insurance — during the recent economic downtown. When the recession officially beg …"

"… in recent years. The Kaiser Family Foundation, which keeps track of health insurance trends, found that the number of firms offering coverage fell from 69 perc …"

"… om 1999 to 2010. The average annual premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance in 2010 was $5,049 for single coverage and $13,770 for family coverage. It …"

"… re saying, “thanks but no thanks.”Although most Americans with private insurance still get it through the workplace, our employer-based system of health in …"

"… ce still get it through the workplace, our employer-based system of health insurance is failing more and more of us every year.The structure of the U.S. health …"

"… fits—or they work for businesses that have been priced out of the health insurance market.And there is no relief in sight. According to The Segal Company’s …"

"… rom their employers more than doubled in the past decade, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. iWatch News columnist Wendell Potter, a former health insurance industry …"

"… reduce the numbers of uninsured. According to an October 2008 poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation, 62 percent of registered voters agreed “it is more important than ever …"

"… only $300 annually per patient, which is far less than the $8,000 that the Kaiser Family Foundation says that brand-name drugs would cost in the U.S. and European countries. …"

"… and attitudes around. Otherwise, pretty soon, it may be too late.  …"