After reviewing initial results, we were dismayed that although vaccine coverage of communities achieved overall goals, our algorithm had not resulted in corresponding proportional vaccination of racial and ethnic minorities, including Black, Hispanic and Indigenous populations.
The May issue of Health Affairs covers a range of topics, including analysis of payment in the Medicare program, efforts to reduce the burden of…
The Inflation Reduction Act does lower Medicare beneficiaries’ costs by capping their out-of-pocket spending on retail drugs in the Part D program; however, the IRA’s…
Join this event featuring a discussion with the past and present leaders of the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology.
The independent enrollment broker model should be used for full benefit dually eligible individuals for both their Medicaid and Medicare benefits.
There is an urgent need for the research and clinical communities to understand medication-managed opioid use disorder (OUD) as a long-term, chronic condition, and to…
House-passed legislation would ban the use of quality-adjusted life-years, a metric that has gained worldwide acceptance as a preferred measure to enable wise use of…
Health Affairs’ Jeff Byers interviews Jack Hoadley from Georgetown University about the final rule for the Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D programs for 2025.
Over decades, researchers have developed and tested multiple home-based care delivery models that can now be brought together into a distributed, decentralized health care system…
Digital inclusion and health equity are connected through direct and indirect pathways. Strengthening both pathways will require broad policy and structural reforms to eliminate geographically…
Digital inclusion and health equity are connected through direct and indirect pathways. Strengthening both pathways will require broad policy and structural reforms to eliminate geographically…
