Using newly available Medicare enrollment data, we describe changes in look-alike plan offerings and dual-eligible enrollment ...

In this article, we outline actionable strategies for strengthening one of the most essential administrative data ...

This study investigated how geography helps explain the striking increase in opioid-related overdose deaths among Black Americans since the proliferation of fentanyl. Using mortality data from the ...

While the value of HF/SE in improving patient safety has been demonstrated, the field remains significantly underused and not well understood. 9 In this article we describe HF/SE, its different facets ...

Given the recent expansion of US family medicine residency programs, we updated data on the link between training location and practice location and explored its relationship with primary care ...

With a growing demand for mental health and substance use disorder services, states should think creatively about policies to extend and grow the workforce.

Multi-year coverage potentially improves the value of insurance by making it easier for insurers to pool high- and low-risk ...

The “it’s the prices” narrative focuses attention on a set of fee-schedule-oriented policies (some of which, as noted above, I support). The concern I have is that this narrative focuses attention ...

It is not currently understood whether the COVID-19 pandemic led to a lengthy period of elevated mortality rates or whether rates have returned to prepandemic trends. To examine this, I calculated age ...

Medicare’s opioid treatment benefit unintentionally encourages underuse of psychosocial services. The authors propose a ...

Maryland hospitals have operated under all-payer global budget models since 2014. Within Medicare, evaluations have estimated the resulting cost savings to be $1.6 billion for the period 2014–22. To ...