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Join Health Affairs on June 17 for an exclusive Insider virtual event breaking down risk adjustment trends and potential reform with J. Michael McWilliams, professor at Harvard Medical School and physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital hospital. Register here: healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/he2…
In their new Forefront article, Rachel Gershon and Julie Carter from Justice in Aging and MedicareRightsCenter discuss how, based on their experiences working with Medicare beneficiaries, the information people want or need to make informed decisions is often scattered or incomplete,
In his new Forefront article, Christopher Koller from Milbank Memorial Fund & The Milbank Quarterly discusses how states that have set health care cost growth targets and then measured performance against them are generally not meeting the targets but are accumulating evidence and spurring policy action necessary
Join Health Affairs tomorrow, June 17, for an exclusive Insider virtual event breaking down risk adjustment trends and potential reform with J. Michael McWilliams, professor at Harvard Medical School and physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital hospital. Register now: healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/he2…
In her new #Crossroads article, Sara Rosenbaum of Milken Institute SPH argues that Medicaid expansion was a recognition that low-income Americans of all ages need, and deserve, health insurance, and that such a step is essential to a properly functioning health care system. Forcing
In their new Forefront article, Aaron R. Wells, William Walters, and Richard Hughes IV of InfoWorks, Inc. and Epstein Becker Green argue that the manner in which the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) monetized the value Next Generation Accountable Care Organization (NGACO) pilot
The share of hospices without a star rating has steadily increased since the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services introduced its hospice star rating system in 2022. Amanda C. Chen and David Grabowski of Harvard University provide policy recommendations to improve the value of
In their new Forefront article, Amy Killelea and Jeremiah Johnson of Center on Health Insurance Reforms and PrEP4All discuss how lenacapavir is expected to receive FDA approval for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) this month, which could coincide with the time that millions of Americans lose insurance
The postpartum period is a crucial phase of women’s health. This installment of the Merck for Mothers series highlights how mothers can be supported during this “fourth trimester.” Read the article here: healthaffairs.org/sponsored-cont… #MerckPartner
In her new Forefront article, Danielle Poole from Yale University discusses how expanding the systematic surveillance of attacks on health care infrastructure represents a critical opportunity for governments and the humanitarian community to deter and hold perpetrators accountable.
In their new Forefront article, Ali Khawar and Jessica Schubel of FCP, LLC and Day One Strategies discuss how the Trump Administration will no longer make sure that health plans use information or standards that limit access to mental health care when they design appropriate
In her new #Crossroads article, Katie Keith of O'Neill Institute discusses how, following the U.S. House of Representatives’ narrow passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in late May 2025, Republicans in the U.S. Senate have begun considering—and tweaking—this trillion-dollar
In their new Forefront article, Valerie Opipari and Wesley Millican from University of Michigan and CareerPhysician argue that it is easy to predict an escalating crisis in staffing our nation’s pediatric departments and children’s hospitals for decades to come unless we change course now.
In his new Forefront article, Craig Konnoth of UVA Law School argues that violating the rule of law and validating the whim of the Trump administration by complying with their recent Executive Order on pediatric gender care will create chaos and undermine care. A far better approach for an