To Help People on Medicare and Medicaid, We Must Pay Providers for Integrating Care
People Enrolled in Both Medicare and Medicaid are Getting Much Needed Attention, An LDI Conference Shows
Research & Policy Updates
Advancing Equity In Kidney Transplantation Through The Increasing Organ Transplant Access Model
LDI Fellows Discuss Equity in Health Affairs Forefront
Why Latine Immigrants Say They Avoid Prenatal Care—And What Encourages Its Use
Community Members Suggest Ways to Increase Trust and Decrease Anxiety About Getting Care
Penn LDI/Health Affairs Conference Explores Dual Eligibles Care Integration
Latest Effort to Re-envision a Disjointed System That Shortchanges a Highly Vulnerable Patient Population
This Telehealth System Could Be Scaled Up Statewide To Treat Opioid Use Disorder
This Model Is Cheaper And Easier To Use Than The ER, LDI Fellow Argues In New Op-Ed
6 Major Barriers That Stop Patients From Doing Home Dialysis
Patients, Caregivers, and Providers Explain Systemic Issues With Home Dialysis
Briefing: The Impact of Repealing the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Minimum Staffing Rule on Patient Outcomes
Presented to U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren
Fears of Family Separation Deter Parents With Substance Use Disorder From Getting Needed Care
Policymakers Should Consider Reporting and Planning Procedures That Do Not Involve Child Protective Services
A Federal Court Ruling Puts Free Preventive Care at Risk
The Braidwood Case Opens the Door For Others To Block PrEP and other Preventive Services
Why the CDC’s Environmental Justice Index Holds the Power to Improve Health
It’s the First National Database to Measure the Impact of Environmental Factors on HealthÂ
Three Ways to Fix Value-Based Payments
Changing the Health Care Reimbursement Model Could Improve Quality and Lower Costs
Older Americans in Subsidized Housing Suffer More Frailty and Dementia and Are Sent to Nursing Homes More Often Than Peers
Home-Based Programs Hold Promise to Improve Their Health