Care for people with chronic conditions is an issue of increasing importance in industrialized countries. This article examines three recent efforts at care coordination that have been evaluated but ...

The United States has experienced unprecedented, sustained population aging in the last century and a quarter. In 1900, ...

Dan Arnold discusses the growth of Medicaid-funded autism treatment, the influence of private equity, and the challenge of ...

Emergency funding is necessary, but a system dependent largely on episodic, reactive funding is ill-suited to moments of crisis or building long-term preparedness.

The existence of duplicative discounts in the Bridge Program likely represents an unintended consequence of its design that ...

The Save MEDICARE Act addresses many of the challenges we’ve identified in the MA program, particularly around aligning plan ...

By denying federal Medicaid and CHIP funds for the treatment of gender dysphoria even when deemed medically necessary, the ...

To make sure that long-term services and supports remain available as the older population grows, it is essential that states ...

To identify the characteristics of the most profitable US hospitals, we examined the profitability of acute care hospitals in fiscal year 2013, measured as net income from patient care services per ...

The agency has failed to consider ways in which industry influence can shape the patient voices that the FDA hears.

Litigation should not be the strategy to achieve Star Rating reform. It is the alarm, not the repair.

The problem isn’t legalization. It’s how we’ve chosen to legalize: by defaulting to a kind of Wild West capitalism that ...