MPR builds health-reform impact calculator
Dec. 24th, 2009 by Andrew Van Dam · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Health care reform, Hot Health Headline
Filed under: Health care reform, Hot Health Headline
As part of her series on the effects of health care reform on small businesses, Minnesota Public Radio’s Elizabeth Stawicki and Bob Collins created an online calculator/quiz for employers wondering if reforms will apply to them.
It’s a simple way to use the Web to personalize health care reform and test the effects of reform.
Tip: If you’re just looking to put the tool through its paces, try the “will you be assessed under pay or play” option. It’s the most fully realized of the four.
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