Nearly two-thirds of respondents in a Cornell Health Policy Insight Panel survey said HR 1 implementation could cause states to scale back Medicaid expansions; a majority said the law’s limits on ...

The decisive midterm elections will have significant implications for a wide range of health policy priorities—in Congress, ...

Advocates for Head Start are faced with the question of whether the program can remain as effective without the same ...

Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a drug manufacturer trade group, challenged the final rule on GLOBE ...

The answer lies in a powerful narrative circulating for years before the FDA convened its panel, one that recast the original ...

We have now seen AI going from renewing prescriptions to writing them in less than a year. The next step will likely be ...

Despite lower negotiated prices, uncertainty around GLP-1 uptake, budget exposure, and long-term cost offsets may limit state participation in BALANCE.

In the past year, the Innovation Center has built the foundation of its evidence-based prevention pillar. The Center intends to maintain momentum with new prevention-focused payment models to advance ...

Hospice care accounts for an increasing share of Medicare spending, paid by Medicare through a daily capitated rate that is not risk-adjusted. In recent years, for-profit entities, notably private ...

Many environmental sustainability strategies are available to hospitals and health systems, but their full impacts are not well understood. We modeled the financial, health, and environmental impacts ...

Capitation incentivizes Medicare Advantage (MA) plans to contract with providers willing to accept lower prices, and providers participating in MA are subject to managed care administrative burdens.

The November issue of Health Affairs features articles on hospitals, climate and health, and physician payment. The issue also includes articles in our ongoing series Age-Friendly Health (supported b ...