Children With the Most Health Needs Are More Likely to be Underinsured
Middle-Income Families with the Neediest Children Face the Biggest Insurance Gaps, Study Finds
Research & Policy Updates
A New Clinic Model Makes It Easier to Get HIV Care and Prevention in Philadelphia
Clinics Use Stigma-Reduction, Same-Day Appointments, and a Community Focus to Make HIV Care Easier
Kidney Dialysis at Home Should Be Far Easier to Get, So Why Don’t We?
A Nephrologist and LDI Senior Fellow Joins With a Kidney Transplant Patient to Improve Access to Home Dialysis
Stigma and Sluggish Bureaucracy Block Treatment for Stimulant Use Disorder
A Gathering of Experts Focuses in on the Positive Impact of Contingency Management
Opioid Crisis Is a Major Contributor to Maternal Mortality
Only 1 in 3 Pregnant or Postpartum People with Private Insurance Receive Needed Treatment
Caregiver Mastery May Help Lower Anxiety For The Cognitively Impaired
A New Study Highlights The Effect Confident Caregivers May Have On Family Members
People on Both Medicare and Medicaid Should Get Better Care, But They Don’t
New Study Finds Modest Improvements from Integrated Care for Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries
Going Head-to-Head with the New Health Care AI Revolution
Co-Director of New Wharton Healthcare Analytics Lab Talks Challenges, Potential, and Pitfalls
Chart of the Day: Rise in Patients with Opioid Use Disorder Leaving Hospital Prematurely
Untreated Withdrawal May Be the Cause, Researchers Say
Surgeons Are Closer to Predicting Which Patients Need Post-Surgery Opioids—and Which Ones Don’t
Prescribing by Pain Level, Age, and Previous Use May Reduce Excess Pills
Why HIPAA Is No Longer Enough to Guard Health Data
New Penn Paper Creates Ethical Data Practices Framework to Inform Policymakers
People With HIV on Medicare Have Surprisingly Large Gaps in Treatment
Over a Quarter had a 30-day Gap or Longer in Antiretroviral Treatment and 10% had Continuous Gaps of 90 Days or More, LDI Fellows Find