California workers are feeling the squeeze when it comes to their health benefits. The coverage landscape includes continued premium growth, more cost-sharing, and higher deductibles.

Who are the uninsured? This annual Almanac report offers a picture of those who lack insurance, providing data on their income, age, ethnicity, eligibility for public insurance, and work status.

Despite some enrollment losses, most California health plans still turned a profit in 2010. This annual CHCF Almanac report looks at market share, financial performance, and consumer satisfaction.

This guide provides key statistics about sources of coverage and characteristics of employer-based coverage, including premiums and consumer cost-sharing, as well as the likelihood of being covered under private or public insurance by demographic groups.

This overview documents the difficulties faced by beneficiaries in California's Medicaid dental program. It highlights key trends and statistics ranging from utilization to expenditures.

This Almanac report on Medicare in California examines demographics, health status, insurance coverage, quality of care, utilization, and spending, and provides a framework to better understand current and anticipated trends.

This presentation of facts, figures, and trends provides an overview of California's public and private children's health insurance programs and where they may be headed.

This overview contains basic information on Medi-Cal eligibility, enrollment, benefits, service delivery, and many other details, including the program's budget and cost drivers.