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EBRI Health Research

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Research Centers

• Center for Research on Health Benefits Innovation - focused on helping employers assess the impact that plan design, with goal of increasing consumer engagement, has on cost, quality, and access of health care


• Center for Studying Health Coverage & Public Policy - focused on trends in the availability of health coverage and the impact of public policy on employment-based health benefits


• Center for Research on Health Care in Retirement -  focused on trends in retiree health benefits and implications for retirees


• Center for Survey Research
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EBRI Health Issue Briefs and Notes Articles, 1998-Present

Testimony on Health Issues Before Congress and Other Governmental Bodies

EBRI Staff Contact:

Paul Fronstin, Ph.D.
Senior Research Associate and
Director, Health Research and Education Program
Tel: 202-659-0670
Fax: 202-775-6312
E-mail: fronstin@ebri.org

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