Why You May Have Fewer Health Insurance Choices Than Your Neighbor
Insurers Avoid Counties With Small Populations and Poor Health but a New LDI Study Finds Limited Evidence of Anticompetitive Behavior
Insurers Avoid Counties With Small Populations and Poor Health but a New LDI Study Finds Limited Evidence of Anticompetitive Behavior
The Evidence Suggests a Ban on Ads May Not Be A Well-Targeted Solution
Study of Six Large Language Models Found Big Differences in Responses to Clinical Scenarios
A Major Federal Value-Based Purchasing Program Was Designed to Cut Hospital Readmissions. LDI Fellows Say the Incentives Are Too Small to Drive Real Change
Penn LDI's Antonia Villarruel and 10 Other Authors Map Social Determinants Across Multiple Racial and Ethnic Groups
Memo: Response to Request for Analysis
Lessons from the Past, Imperatives for the Future
An LDI Expert Offers Five Cost Control Measures As Congress Continues Its Affordability Debate
A New Study of a Sample of Facilities Found Half Without Any Behavioral Health Staff
Physicians Were Paid About 10% Less for Visits Involving Black and Hispanic Patients, With Pediatric Gaps Reaching 15%, According to a First-of-Its-Kind LDI Analysis
A New Review Finds Hospital Mergers Raise Prices Without Improving Care, and Urges Regulators to Stop Accepting Quality Claims to Justify Consolidations
Technology Helps Older Adults Stay at Home—But May Delay Necessary Transitions to Higher Levels of Care