Temporarily Disabled Workers Account For A Disproportionate Share Of Health Care Payments [Workers' Use Of Health Services]
Work, Health, And Insurance: A Shifting Landscape For Employers And Workers Alike [Relationship Between Work & Health]
National Health Spending: Faster Growth In 2015 As Coverage Expands And Utilization Increases [Web First]
Consumers Buy Lower-Cost Plans On Covered California, Suggesting Exposure To Premium Increases Is Less Than Commonly Reported [Marketplace & Medicaid Coverage]
Adults Are More Likely To Become Eligible For Medicaid During Future Recessions If Their State Expanded Medicaid [Marketplace & Medicaid Coverage]
Market Share Matters: Evidence Of Insurer And Provider Bargaining Over Prices [Market Concentration]
Why Doesn’t Payment Reform Support Population Health? A Look at the Barriers
Despite an overall shift toward value-based care, payment and financing models in the United States remain largely tied to clinical services and have not incorporated services linked to the social determinants of health. AcademyHealth is working to identify why this is and how progress can be made.
Rapid Evidence Review: Which adverse childhood experiences are most predictive of health care costs among adults?
This rapid evidence review examined current evidence on the relationship between stressful or traumatic events experienced in childhood, known as adverse childhood experiences, and health care costs later in life, particularly among adults enrolled in Medicaid.