Health Care Reform Would Lower Out of Pocket Costs
A Congressional Budget Office report, requested by Indiana Senator Evan Bayh, concludes that out of pocket health care costs would decline for most (57%) Americans under the legislation the U.S. Senate begins debating this week. (Via Talking Points Memo.)
The full report is available as a pdf.
(CBO logo from its website.)
Update: Kevin Drum, at Mother Jones, links to an analysis of the CBO report and features his Chart of the Day illustrating premiums for a family of four.
