Transamerica Center for Health Studies Research

Through its broad-based analysis and research findings, TCHS offers consumers and employers a guide to understand the financial implications of the healthcare decisions they are facing. All of our surveys and key highlights are available below.

2019 Research

Employer-Based Health Coverage Remains Strong But Affordability A Major Concern

Americans Settle in During
Healthcare Uncertainty

2018 Research

Stressed Out: Americans and Healthcare

U.S. Businesses Remain Committed to Employee Healthcare Benefits

Millennials: Digital Natives Disrupting Healthcare

2017 Research

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Employers Hold Steady in Time of Uncertainty

Focus on the Uninsured, Newly Insured and Exchange-Insured Americans’ Views on Healthcare

Healthcare Consumers in a Time of Uncertainty

The Many Faces of Caregivers: A Close-Up Look at Caregiving and its Impacts

2016 Research

Amidst ACA Uncertainty: The TCHS 4^th Annual Healthcare Survey

Millennial Survey: Young Adults' Health Care Reality

2016 Healthcare Survey of Employers

2015 Research

2015 Survey Highlights: Healthcare and Healthcare Coverage

2015 Survey: Consumers Navigate Healthcare Options

Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP)

2015 Survey: Companies Navigate the Health Coverage Mandate

The 2015 survey seeks to understand the perspective of US businesses on the current healthcare offerings and their experiences and attitudes towards ACA.

2014 Research

2014 Survey Highlights: Americans and Businesses Respond to the ACA

2014 Survey: Americans Respond to the ACA

This survey targeted individuals' knowledge of and response to the ACA one year after implementation of the individual mandate.

2014 Survey: Businesses Respond to the ACA

This survey measured individuals' and businesses' knowledge of and preparedness for the ACA with a focus on businesses.

2013 Research

ACA Enrollment Analysis by Year

ACA Enrollment Analysis

A state-by-state analysis of health exchange enrollment numbers from the latest data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services enrollment reports.