Medicare Payment Model Shortchanges Rural Patients, Study Finds
CMS’s Main Risk Adjustment Method Underestimates Rural Patients’ Health Risks, LDI Fellows Show, Potentially Reducing Access to Care in the Heartland
CMS’s Main Risk Adjustment Method Underestimates Rural Patients’ Health Risks, LDI Fellows Show, Potentially Reducing Access to Care in the Heartland
Moving from Fee-for-Service to Risk-Based Contracts Hasn't Dramatically Changed Patient Care, Raising Questions About How to Make These Models More Effective
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Research Brief: Less Than 1% of Clinical Practices Provide 80% of Outpatient Services for Dually Eligible Individuals
Hospitals and Physician Groups Can Also Benefit From Those Payments, as Medicare Launches a New Model for Episodic Care
Research Brief: Understanding Definition Tradeoffs Would Help Funders Accurately Target Support to Hospitals Serving Low-Income Patients
LDI Fellows Find the Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Model Narrowed Disparities in Complications for Dually Eligible Beneficiaries
Focusing in on Health Care Policy’s Most Pressing Issues
A Digest of LDI Research on Equity, Costs, and Care in Medicare Advantage Over The Last Two Years
LDI Fellows Explain Why the Transplant Waitlist Has Not Increased—And What to Do About It
LDI Fellows Discuss Equity in Health Affairs Forefront
Changing the Health Care Reimbursement Model Could Improve Quality and Lower Costs