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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Michael Kerr thought he would be back to work by now. When the
52-year-old from Reading was put on furlough from his retail manager position
in mid-March, he figured the business would reopen by April, reinstating him
and other employees. But as his furlough dragged on into June, he realized
his job loss would become permanent, leaving him without income or his
employer-sponsored health insurance. “I felt like I needed to cover myself in
bubble wrap and stay in the house,” he said. “Every ache and pain got a
little bit more scary.”
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Tuesday, September 1, 2020
The loss of employer-sponsored health insurance can be a serious concern for older people
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