A subsidy calculator from the Kaiser Family Foundation is available at: here.

Sources: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; Kaiser Family Foundation.

That's according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's Health Reform Subsidy Calculator.

Both are investment vehicles of the George Kaiser Family Foundation of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Sources: Congressional Budget Office, Internal Revenue Service, Kaiser Family Foundation.

More than 10 million Americans currently need long-term care, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Kaiser Family Foundation is a health policy research organization.

Despite sharing a namesake, the Kaiser Family Foundation is not associated with healthcare provider Kaiser Permanente.

Two-thirds of employers provided retiree health coverage as recently as 1988, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Together, the three companies have 54% of the market, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Sources: Internal Revenue Service, Kaiser Family Foundation.

Some 46 percent of Medicare beneficiaries have three or more chronic conditions, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Here's an example using national averages from the calculator on the Kaiser Family Foundation web page (here).

About 20 U.S. states, many Republican-controlled, have rejected that part of the law, according to Kaiser Family Foundation figures.

That strikes me as reasonable, not too pessimistic, not too optimistic, Kaiser Family Foundation healthcare researcher Larry Levitt said.

To see where you stand, check the calculator on the website of the Kaiser Family Foundation (here).