Medical Homes and High-Need Patients
With five percent of patients accounting for 50 percent of [...]
NAUH Expresses Views on Health Reform Proposal
NAUH does not support the American Health Care Act in [...]
New Series Examines Serving High-Need, High-Cost Patients
The Commonwealth Fund is launching a new series of case [...]
Congressional Task Force Considers Medicaid Reforms
A House Energy and Commerce Committee group is looking at [...]
Affordability a Challenge for Many Newly Insured
Many Americans who have obtained private health insurance through the [...]
Background Information on Payment Methodologies and Benefit Design
The Urban Institute has issued two new papers with background [...]
Safety Net Still Needed, Study Finds
Despite Affordable Care Act policies that have enabled millions of [...]
New Medicaid Enrollees Cost Less to Serve
Contrary to fears that the long-time uninsured who became eligible [...]
OIG Reveals 2016 Plans
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of [...]
States to Have New Reform Tool
Come 2017, states will have a new tool at their [...]
