Acupuncture Could Fix America’s Chronic Pain Crisis–So Why Can’t Patients Get It?
A Proven, Low-Risk Treatment Is Backed by Major Studies and Patient Demand, Yet Medicare and Insurers Still Make It Hard To Use
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Complementary and Integrative Approaches to Pain Management
Comment: Delivered to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health
Medicaid’s Role in Health and the Health Care Landscape: Key Takeaways from LDI Researchers
Memo: Delivered to Staff of U.S. Senate Committee on Finance
The Effectiveness and Potential Expansion of Mobile Mental Health Units
Testimony: Delivered to Philadelphia City Council
Chart of the Day: More U.S. Patients Use Acupuncture for Low Back Pain, But it Remains Rare
Penn LDI Study Examines Insurance Claims to Learn More about Patients Who Get Acupuncture
Congress Extends More Telehealth Care Just Before the 2024 Holidays
But Many Services Were Only Extended Until March 2025
Photo Report from the Population Aging Research Center 2024 Retreat
Defining the Health and Health Care Problems and Prospects of Aging Americans
Developing a New Type of Data System for Suicide Prevention Efforts
Philadelphia Research Project Harnesses Broader Array of Administrative Records
A Confusing Patchwork of Laws Govern Nurses’ Ability to Practice
States’ Scope of Practice Laws Need to Be Standardized
Concierge Medicine Drives Higher Health Costs Without Extending Lives
Study Finds Primary Care Concierge Medicine Has Higher Costs and Equity Implications
In The Media Philadelphia Inquirer
Nearly One in Four Young Adults Received Mental Health Treatment in 2021, CDC Says
Interview
Chart of the Day: The Impact of Physician Feedback on Opioid Prescribing
Report Cards Associated With Reduced Prescribing