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Why Nursing Homes Should Provide More Nurses and Aides to Residents
CMS Raised Staffing Minimums in Nursing Homes Last Year, Marking a Major Improvement. Now These Rules Are Under Threat

Unpacking the Paradox of Health Care’s GDP Percentage
Penn LDI Virtual Seminar Analyzes a Unique Period of Health Care Cost Control

Penn LDI Receives $3.5 Million Gift from the Son of Its Founding Benefactor
New Funds Will Expand SUMR Program and Broaden Research Initiatives Aimed at Increasing Health Care Access

Top Dozen 2024 LDI News Stories
Focusing in on Health Care Policy’s Most Pressing Issues

LDI Research and Analysis That Caught Your Attention in 2024
Topics of Interest Included Insights About Health Disparities and Implications of Health Policies

Unfinished Business: Tackling Fragmented Care for Dual Eligibles
Second Penn LDI 2024 Meeting on the Issue Discusses Policy Recommendation Details

Medicare Advantage: LDI Fellows’ Findings On The Largest Part of Medicare
A Digest of LDI Research on Equity, Costs, and Care in Medicare Advantage Over The Last Two Years

Enrollment Grows in Integrated Managed Care Plans for Dual-Eligible Nursing Home Residents
Enrollment Remains Modest for Those on Medicare and Medicaid, but Specialized I-SNPs Drive Growth

For Medicare Recipients, Care After Hospital Stays Remains Common
Regardless of Medicare Type, Patients Used More Skilled Nursing Facilities Than Home Health Care After Hospital Discharge

How Do Ownership Changes Affect Nursing Home Quality?
After Acquisition, Staffing Declines Lead to a Small Negative Impact on Overall Quality

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