Roughly 55 percent of Medicaid enrollees are working full or part time, and a number aren’t eligible for health insurance through their jobs. Read more in an explainer here.

Payment Reform

Search content about
Payment Reform

Medicare patient avoiding joint-replacement

Controlling Health Care Costs

Should Medicare’s Mandatory Bundled-Payment Program for U.S. Hospitals Be Scaled Up?

Journal Article / Jan 07, 2019

high-need, high-cost patients in hospital

Improving Health Care Quality

How Accountable Care Organizations Use Population Segmentation to Care for High-Need, High-Cost Patients

Issue Briefs / Jan 03, 2019

ACOs helping complex care patient

Improving Health Care Quality

How ACOs Are Caring for People with Complex Needs

Fund Reports / Dec 11, 2018

Presidency 2020_3x2

Achieving Universal Coverage

Pros and Cons of Different Public Health Insurance Options: A Guide for 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates

Journal Article / Nov 16, 2018

Medicare seniors shopping

Controlling Health Care Costs

Medicare Benefit Redesign: Enhancing Affordability for Beneficiaries While Promoting Choice and Competition

Issue Briefs / Oct 24, 2018

Paying for Medicaid and getting value

Controlling Health Care Costs

The Next Generation of Paying for Value in Medicaid

Blog / Oct 11, 2018

Achieving Universal Coverage

Single Payer in New Zealand

Podcast / Oct 05, 2018

Lower extremity joint replacement

Controlling Health Care Costs

Bundled Payment Program Does Not Drive Hospitals to Increase Volume

Journal Article / Sep 04, 2018

Improving Health Care Quality

Vermont’s Bold Experiment in Community-Driven Health Care Reform

Case Study / May 10, 2018

Maryland Global Budget Program

Controlling Health Care Costs

Changes in Hospital Utilization Three Years into Maryland’s Global Budget Program for Rural Hospitals

Journal Article / Apr 03, 2018

Maryland Rural Scene

Controlling Health Care Costs

Maryland’s Global Budget Program: Still an Option for Containing Costs

Blog / Apr 03, 2018

Us and UK Health Care Reform

Improving Health Care Quality

What Can the U.S. and England Learn from Each Other’s Health Care Reforms?

Blog / Mar 30, 2018

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 … 15