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Mariana P Socal,Yunxiang Sun,Jeromie Ballreich et al. Mariana P Socal et al.
Introduction: The impact of tariffs on prescription drug prices has been poorly understood. Methods: Using US importation data 2019-202...
Cooper Urban,Cory Cronin,Samuel Doernberg et al. Cooper Urban et al.
Background: Hospitals make decisions about which services to provide based on a variety of factors. However, decisions to provide services based on financial or religious considerations have increasingly drawn public scru...
Loren Adler,Yevgeniy Feyman,Benedic Ippolito Loren Adler
In this piece, we provide context for new estimates of coding intensity in Medicare advantage (MA) and highlight how researchers can build on them to inform ongoing policy debates. In particular, we identify opportunities to study how insur...
Sanket S Dhruva,Stacie B Dusetzina,Kathryn A Phillips et al. Sanket S Dhruva et al.
Despite substantial progress, many serious diseases continue to lack safe and effective therapies. Building on a recent National Academies consensus study report that offers several recommendations to better align investments in therapeutic...
Joe Albanese,Alec Aramanda,John Brooks et al. Joe Albanese et al.
Introduction: The intensity of diagnostic coding in Medicare Advantage (MA) relative to Original Medicare (OM) plays an important role in Medicare's fiscal costs due to its impact on risk adjustment payments. In this arti...
Nima Khodakarami,Theodoros V Giannouchos,Daniel Marthey et al. Nima Khodakarami et al.
Objective: To examine the association between post-pandemic era Medicaid eligibility redeterminations ("unwinding") and emergency department (ED) payer mix in California. ...
Rachel Bonesteel,Robert Saunders,Tilithia McBride et al. Rachel Bonesteel et al.
There have been notable improvements in patient safety in recent years; however, significant challenges remain in reducing the incidence of preventable patient harm. Supporting patient safety efforts is increasingly important given increasi...
Aaron S Breslow,Gray Babbs,Elizabeth Cavic et al. Aaron S Breslow et al.
Introduction: Routine screening for health-related social needs (HRSNs) is inconsistent, creating disparities in who gets identified and supported. Transgender patients, already facing structural stigma, may be especially...
Jenny S Guadamuz,Stacy Chen,Arturo Vargas Bustamante Jenny S Guadamuz
Introduction: California's 4.8 million noncitizen adults, half of whom are undocumented, endure substantial exclusions from health care. To address this gap, California policymakers expanded full-scope, state-funded Medic...
Ana Poblacion,Richard Sheward,Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba Ana Poblacion
Introduction: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has made screening for health-related social needs (HRSNs) mandatory since 2024. Patients screening positive for HRSN food insecurity (FI) are connected with Su...