Four analyses exploring how public option and capped provider payment rate policy approaches compare and could differ in practice for consumer and federal government spending. 

Study exploring vaccine hesitancy among nonelderly adults with new data from the Urban Institute’s WBNS, a nationally representative survey of more than 7,500 adults ages 18 to 64 fielded December 2020.

Brief examining historic vaccination patterns among adults, emphasizing the need for explicit consideration of racial and socioeconomic equity in prioritizing rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine.

Drawing on the Urban Institute’s September 2020 Coronavirus Tracking Survey, Urban examines delayed and forgone health care for children under 19 during the pandemic.

Report on how the risk of exposure to Covid-19 at work varies by race and ethnicity and how to protect the health and well-being of workers and theyr families.

Report examining changes in coverage and access to care among young adults between 2011 and 2018.

Using data from the second wave of the Coronavirus Tracking Survey, we assess awareness of and experiences with publicly subsidized coverage options among adults who were uninsured in September 2020.