Heart Failure Patients May Get Sicker When the Rent Is Too High
Cheaper Housing Could be a Way to Lower Hospitalizations Among Medicaid Patients with Heart Failure
We connect researchers from across the University of Pennsylvania with a common mission: to improve health and health care by catalyzing collaborative, multidisciplinary research that influences policy and practice.
Our work addresses some of the most pressing health and health care challenges facing our nation today.
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Cheaper Housing Could be a Way to Lower Hospitalizations Among Medicaid Patients with Heart Failure
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Health Care Payment and Financing
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Improving Care for Older Adults
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Health Care Access & Coverage
A 2024 Study Showing How Even Small Copays Reduce PrEP Use Fueled Media, Legal, and Advocacy Efforts As Courts Weighed a Case Threatening No-Cost Preventive Care for Millions
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Fragmented Insurance and Billing Frictions: Understanding Denied Health Insurance Claims
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Health Policy at a Crossroads: Protecting Progress, Building for the Future
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Our Fellows are featured in leading local and national outlets – including The Washington Post, STAT News, Newsweek, and more – sharing research and insights that shape conversations on health policy, health care delivery, and population health across the country.
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Our 500+ Fellows are national experts and thought leaders who bridge all of Penn’s schools, the University of Pennsylvania Health System, and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
As Penn’s hub for health care delivery, health policy, and population health, we connect and amplify over 500 Fellows across the University, and train the next generation of researchers.

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