What The Pitt Gets Right About the U.S. Health Care System
LDI Fellows Weigh in on the HBO Max Show, Describing Real Challenges From High Patient Bills to Assaults on Nurses in the ER
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10 Noteworthy Research Articles from LDI in 2025
From AI-Powered Public Health Messaging to Stark Divides in Child Wellness and Medicaid Access, LDI Experts Highlight Urgent Problems and Compelling Solutions
Fragmented Geographic Distribution of Providers Suggests Limited Access to Basic Health Care for Dual Medicaid-Medicare Beneficiaries
Research Brief: Less Than 1% of Clinical Practices Provide 80% of Outpatient Services for Dually Eligible Individuals
Surprising Result: Bundled Payments Saved Money for Outpatient Surgeries
Hospitals and Physician Groups Can Also Benefit From Those Payments, as Medicare Launches a New Model for Episodic Care
Emergency Care Can Help Patients Get Health Insurance and Unclaimed Benefits for Food, Rent, and More
People Miss Out on Housing, Utility Payments, and Tax Credits. They Also Need Better Links to Primary Care, LDI Studies Find
Future Bundled Payment Models Need To Engage Physician Group Practices
Looking Forward, LDI Fellows Offer Their Perspectives and Expertise
Improving Rates of Follow-Up Care After ED Visits for Heart Failure
Q&A with Austin Kilaru
Meet the New LDI Senior Fellows – The 2022 Fall Kickoff
Seventeen Health Services Researchers from Across Penn Schools Seek Collaborators
COVID Watch Saved Lives
New Automated Texting Program Helped Patients Get Treatment Faster
In The Media Philadelphia Inquirer
Penn Tested Home Care for Emergency Patients Sick Enough for the Hospital
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Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Mandates Affect Use of Opioids to Treat Acute, Severe Pain
Potential Unintended Consequences for Patients with Sickle Cell Disease and Boney Cancer Pain