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1. Statistical Brief #88: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance for Small Employers in the Private Sector, by Industry Classification, 2003 (pdf file)
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   July 01, 2005 - Statistical Brief #88: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance for Small Employers in the Private Sector, … Research and Quality STATISTICAL BRIEF #88 July 2005 Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance for Small … Among these small employers, the offer rates varied considerably by industry. … All these rates were significantly higher than the national average for small employers. … Both values were lower than the national average for small employers.

2. Statistical Brief #15: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance for Small Employers in the Private Sector, by Industry Classification: 2000 (pdf file)
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   January 01, 2000 - Statistical Brief #15: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance for Small Employers in the Private Sector … by Industry Classification: 2000 Statistical Brief #15 Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance for Small … a large percentage of private sector employees worked where health insurance was offered in 2000, small … Among these small employers, the offer rates vary considerably by industry. … Briefly Stated C In 2000, 67.8 percent of employees of small private sector employers worked where

3. Trends in Health Insurance at Private Employers, 2008–2021 (pdf file)
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   July 01, 2022 - Single premium contributions increased at small (12.3 percent), medium (14.1 percent), and large firms … 2020 to 2021, there were no statistically significant changes in enrollment rates or offer rates for small … These decreases are due to an increase in employment among small employers, and a corresponding decrease … The change in the overall offer rate was driven by the increase in employment among small employers. … Average individual deductibles were higher in small ($2,485) and medium- sized firms ($2,378) than in

4. STATISTICAL BRIEF #536: Trends in Health Insurance at Private Employers, 2008-2020
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   September 01, 2021 - These increases are due to a large reduction in employment among small employers, and a corresponding … Among small employers, the total number enrolled fell from 9.6 to 7.9 million (a 17.4 percent decline … ) due to the large reduction in employment among small employers. … Since these firms have higher offer rates than small firms, the overall 2020 offer rate increased even … In 2020, enrollees in small firms were less likely than those in large firms to have a deductible, as

5. Trends in Health Insurance at Private Employers, 2008–2022 (pdf file)
   meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st553/stat553.pdf
   October 01, 2023 - The total number of enrollees at small firms increased by about 10 percent (0.9 million enrollees) from … Among small employers, the total number of employees enrolled in a health insurance plan offered by … The offer rate at small firms, however, increased from 50.4 percent in 2021 to 52.6 percent in 2022, … extending the recent period of stability and increases for small firm offer rates. … There were no significant changes in premiums among small and medium firms.

6. Trends in Health Insurance at Private Employers, 2008-2021
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   July 01, 2022 - Single premium contributions increased at small (12.3 percent), medium (14.1 percent), and large firms … These decreases are due to an increase in employment among small employers, and a corresponding decrease … The change in the overall offer rate was driven by the increase in employment among small employers. … , and family coverage, with increases ranging from 4.8 to 5.9 percent in small firms and an increase … In 2021, enrollees in small firms were less likely than those in large firms to have a deductible, as

7. STATISTICAL BRIEF #530: Total Expenses, Total Utilization, and Sources of Payment for Outpatient Prescription Opioids in the U.S. Adult Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2017
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   July 01, 2020 - for all employees (from 84.6 to 85.3 percent) and for employees working in small … Average individual deductibles were higher in small ($2,386) and medium-sized firms ($2,441) than in … The number of enrollees in small firms increased from 9.1 million in 2018 to 9.6 million in 2019. … in which the number of workers enrolled in a health plan provided by a small employer fell from 11.5 … increase in small-firm offer rates in the 2008 to 2019 period.

8. Trends in Health Insurance at Private Employers, 2008-2022
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   October 01, 2023 - The total number of enrollees at small firms increased by about 10 percent (0.9 million enrollees) from … The offer rate at small firms, however, increased from 50.4 percent in 2021 to 52.6 percent in 2022, … extending the recent period of stability and increases for small firm offer rates. … Similarly, the eligibility rates for small (79.3 percent), medium (77.8 percent), and large employers … There were no significant changes in premiums among small and medium firms.

9. STATISTICAL BRIEF #524: Trends in Health Insurance at Private Employers, 2008-2018
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   July 01, 2019 - of employees working at establishments that offered insurance overall (84.6 percent in 2018) or in small … There were 62.1 million enrollees at private-sector employers in 2018, 9.1 million in small firms, 4.2 … Offer rates at small firms (with fewer than 50 employees), medium-sized firms (with 50 to 99 employees … Over the longer term, however, offer rates at small firms declined from 61.6 percent in 2008 to 47.3 … Average individual deductibles were higher in small ($2,327) and medium-sized firms ($2,369) than in

10. STATISTICAL BRIEF #416: Employer-Sponsored Single, Employee-Plus-One, and Family Health Insurance Coverage in the Private Sector: Selection and Cost, 2012
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    July 01, 2013 - For both large and small employers, employees with single coverage were much more likely to not have … Data are analyzed for small (fewer than 50 employees) and large (50 or more employees) employers. … The average premium for single coverage in small firms was no different than the average premium for … In small firms, 44.9 percent of those with single coverage did not contribute to their premium. … For family coverage, they were 31.9 percent (small firms) versus 4.4 percent (large firms).

11. STATISTICAL BRIEF #477: Results from the 2014 MEPS-IC Private-Sector National Tables
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    June 01, 2015 - The coverage rate was stable at small employers because the eligibility and take-up rates were stable … Small employers The percentage of small employers offering insurance decreased from 34.8 percent in … Small employers At small employers, employee-level offer rates declined from 53.1 percent in 2013 to … Eligibility rates were stable over this period at small employers. … Small employers For employees at small employers, take-up rates remained unchanged between 2013 and

12. Statistical Brief #477: Results from the 2014 MEPS-IC Private-Sector National Tables (pdf file)
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    June 01, 2015 - In addition to statistics for all private-sector employers, it considers results for small employers … Small employers The percentage of small employers offering insurance decreased from 34.8 percent in 2013 … Small employers At small employers, employee-level offer rates declined from 53.1 percent in 2013 to … Eligibility rates were stable over this period at small employers. … Small employers For employees at small employers, take-up rates remained unchanged between 2013 and 2014

13. STATISTICAL BRIEF #344: The Number of Health Insurance Plans Offered by Private Sector Employers in 2000 and 2010
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    October 01, 2011 - Small firms increasingly did not offer health insurance between 2000 and 2010. … In terms of employees, the percentage not offered health insurance by large or small firms was greater … Although most establishments are part of small firms, most employees work at establishments that are … Among small firms, the share of establishments offering 2 or more plans increased from 6.2 percent in … Among large firms, the percentage offering no plans was small, and similar in 2000 (3.2 percent) and

14. AHRQ Statistical Brief 524 (pdf file)
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    July 01, 2019 - for private-sector employees, overall and by three firm size categories: fewer than 50 employees (small … There were 62.1 million enrollees at private-sector employers in 2018, 9.1 million in small firms, 4.2 … Offer rates at small firms (with fewer than 50 employees), medium-sized firms (with 50 to 99 employees … Over the longer term, however, offer rates at small firms declined from 61.6 percent in 2008 to 47.3 … Average individual deductibles were higher in small ($2,327) and medium-sized firms ($2,369) than in

15. Statistical Brief #108: Trends in Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Plans That Required No Employee Contribution to the Premium Cost, 1998–2003 (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2006 - Changes for employees working for small and large firms are analyzed. … In contrast, the rate for single-coverage plans in small firms was unchanged. … Employees of small firms were much more likely than those of large firms to be in a plan that required … For example, 59.1 percent of employees in small firms took plans requiring no contribution to their … However, for family coverage in small firms, the portion of employees covered by plans that required

16. AHRQ Statistical Brief #503: Results from the 2016 MEPS-IC Private-Sector National Tables (pdf file)
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    July 01, 2017 - With respect to small firms (fewer than 50 employees), the offer rate was unchanged from 2015 to 2016 … Over the longer term, however, offer rates at small firms declined from 61.6 percent in 2008 to 47.7 … Offer rates at small firms (with fewer than 50 employees) and large firms (with 100 or more employees … Take-up rates also declined in 2016 to their lowest levels in the 2008 through 2016 period for small, … Average individual deductibles were higher in small ($2,105) and medium-sized firms ($2,173) than in

17. Chartbook #15: State Differences in Employer-sponsored Health Insurance, 2003
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    January 01, 2003 - Small firm — A firm with fewer than 50 employees. … There was much more variation by State in small firms' offer rates. … No State had a small-firm rate that was above average.  … for small firms ($9,321) in 2003. … small-firm average.

18. STATISTICAL BRIEF #492: Results from the 2015 MEPS-IC Private-Sector National Tables
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    July 01, 2016 - In contrast, the enrollment rate for employees in small firms (with fewer than 50 employees) declined … Enrollment rates were lower at small employers than at larger employers throughout the 2008 to 2015 … In contrast, offer rates at small firms (with fewer than 50 employees) fell from 49.8 percent to 47.6 … However, eligibility rates at small employers increased from 77.7 percent to 79.1 percent (p < 0.10) … There were no significant changes in take-up rates at small employers between 2014 and 2015.

19. Statistical Brief #17: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance for Full Time Employees and Retirees: 1998 and 2000 (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2000 - Briefly Stated • Other than full-time employees with small employers, almost all full-time private … In 2000, full-time workers at large, mid size and small sector private sector firms were less likely … At small firms in the private sector, only 3.5% (Figure 2) worked where health insurance was offered … Within the private sector over the same time period, the comparable estimate for small firms declined … The exception was noted in small private sector firms, where the rates across age groups for retirees

20. Statistical Brief #128: Changes in Out-of-Pocket Maximum Limits for Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Plans, 1999–2003 (pdf file)
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    June 01, 2006 - Data for employees working for small (fewer than 50 employees) and large firms (50 or more employees … Th small and large firms separately was similar to the all-firm results. … Conversely, for employees in both small and large firms, the percentage in single-coverage plans with … Employees of small and large firms had percentages very close to the all-firm average for both years … For small firms, however, there was no significant change from 1999 to 2003 in the medium group.