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Seniors

Improving Health Care Quality

McAllen, Texas: Tailored Solutions to High Spending Are Needed

Blog / May 06, 2015

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Achieving Universal Coverage

The Affordable Care Act at 5 Years

Journal Article / May 06, 2015

Seniors

Controlling Health Care Costs

With SGR Repeal, Now We Can Proceed with Medicare Payment Reform

Blog / Apr 15, 2015

Controlling Health Care Costs

A Unicorn Realized? Promising Medicaid ACO Programs Really Exist

Blog / Mar 11, 2015

senior home care

Controlling Health Care Costs

Medicare at 50—Moving Forward

Journal Article / Jan 28, 2015

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Controlling Health Care Costs

Avoiding Unintended Incentives in ACO Payment Models

Journal Article / Jan 05, 2015

Improving Health Care Quality

2014: The Health Care Year in Review

Blog / Dec 23, 2014

Doctor patient healthcare

Controlling Health Care Costs

Swimming Against the Current—What Might Work to Reduce Low-Value Care?

Journal Article / Oct 29, 2014

Controlling Health Care Costs

How Can the U.S. Get Health Care Costs Under Control?

Maps and Interactives / Oct 22, 2014

Doctor patient healthcare

Improving Health Care Quality

Few ACOs Pursue Innovative Models That Integrate Care for Mental Illness and Substance Abuse with Primary Care

Journal Article / Oct 07, 2014

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Improving Health Care Quality

Health Share of Oregon: A Community-Oriented Approach to Accountable Care for Medicaid Beneficiaries

Case Study / Oct 06, 2014

Doctor Patient

Improving Health Care Quality

Hill Physicians Medical Group: A Market-Driven Approach to Accountable Care for Commercially Insured Patients

Case Study / Oct 06, 2014

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