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Advancing Health Equity

blog / Sep 13, 2024

How Community-Led Maternal Health Models Can Thrive with Federal Funding

By Laurie C. Zephyrin, Sarah Christie, Sakinah Suttiratana, Mikaili Charlemagne

Doula and friend help woman in labor at home

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Mar 01, 2024

Report Shows Dispute Resolution Process in No Surprises Act Favors Providers

By Jack Hoadley, Kevin Lucia

Inside view of mobile health clinic

Controlling Health Care Costs

blog / Oct 07, 2020

Health Care in the 2020 Presidential Election: Prescription Drugs

By Lovisa Gustafsson, Elizabeth Fowler

Comparing the Candidates' Health Care Plans: Prescription Drugs

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Dec 20, 2022

State Telemedicine Coverage Requirements Continue to Evolve

By JoAnn Volk, Madeline O’Brien, Christina L. Goe

Dr. John Mouratoff talks with a patient on the phone from his office at the East Bay Nephrology Medical Group office in Oakland, Calif., on Oct. 5, 2020. Since the start of the pandemic, at least 20 states have taken action to allow or require coverage of telephone visits — essential for reaching the 42 million Americans who lack broadband access as well as people unfamiliar with video technology. Photo: Lea Suzuki/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Nov 03, 2022

Congressional Proposals for a Federal Public Health Insurance Option

By Christine Monahan, Kevin Lucia

Man jogging towards the U.S. Capitol building in Washington D.C.

Improving Health Care Quality

blog / Sep 22, 2022

How the Inflation Reduction Act Can Help the Health Care Sector Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

By Joe Kruger

An ambulance sits in the emergency department bay of Lincoln Medical Center in the Bronx borough of New York City on Apr. 16, 2020.

Improving Health Care Quality

blog / Sep 09, 2022

Providing Health Care at Reentry Is a Critical Step in Criminal Justice Reform

By John Sawyer, Vikki Wachino, Abby Walsh, Silicia Lomax

Geneva Cooley, 72, learns how to use the internet and sets up a gmail account with the help of re-entry coordinator Donna Collins at the Aid to Inmate Mothers house two days after getting released from a life sentence without parole.

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Jul 12, 2022

HHS Approves Nation’s First Section 1332 Waiver for a Public Option–Style Health Care Plan in Colorado

By Christine Monahan, Justin Giovannelli, Kevin Lucia

picturesque scene of mountain town in colorado

Improving Health Care Quality

blog / Jun 13, 2019

How Drug Prices Are Negotiated in Germany

By James C. Robinson, Patricia Ex, Dimitra Panteli

prescription drug pricing in Germany

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