Improving Health Care for Trans Youth
On The Dose podcast, Austin Johnson discusses what can be done to make it easier for transgender youth to access the health care they need.
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A Fall COVID-19 Booster Campaign Could Save Thousands of Lives, Billions of Dollars
Federal investment in a fall 2022 vaccination campaign could prevent thousands of hospitalizations and deaths and generate billions in savings.
Engaging Voice to Support Racially Equitable Policymaking
Engaging marginalized communities in the policymaking process is key to advancing racial equity in health care, but centering voice requires careful thought.
Making the Business Case for Social Needs Interventions — An Update
The business case is clear: helping people find safe housing or healthy food reduces use of high-cost health care services and yields savings.
The State of U.S. Health Insurance in 2022
This brief presents findings from the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey to describe the state of Americans’ health insurance coverage in 2022.
Who Gets to Decide When the Pandemic Is Over?
In this episode of The Dose podcast, Dr. Bob Wachter talks about what it’s like to live with COVID in 2022.
How the Inflation Reduction Act Can Help the Health Care Sector Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The Inflation Reduction Act could help U.S. health care organizations reduce greenhouse gas emissions in electricity and energy, transportation, and supply chain.
The New Gold Standard: How Changing the Marketplace Coverage Benchmark Could Impact Affordability
This analysis explores the effects of turning to a gold-plan benchmark in the marketplaces and compares this improvement to costs in employer-based coverage.
What Policymakers Can Do to Address Our Behavioral Health Crisis
In response to the behavioral health crisis, policymakers have advanced proposals to reform the system and address gaps in coverage, services, and treatment.
Medicaid’s Essential Role in Improving the Mental Health of America’s Most Vulnerable Youth
Youth access to preventive behavioral health services through Medicaid could yield significant savings and provide other benefits as they become adults.