A Commonwealth Fund brief tracks trends in individual health insurance policies sold on and off the health insurance exchanges.
More evidence that hospital consolidation is fueling spending growth comes from a study published in the journal Inquiry.
A TransAmerica Center for Health Studies Survey covers how Millennials approach health issues.
A paper at the National Bureau of Economic Research explores how much the reform law encouraged use of preventive care.
A brief commentary on the current status of the Federal health reform law, which has had wide-ranging effects not only on the health system but on the economy.
Research in Health Affairs finds that increasing the age for Medicare eligibility would like likely raise national health spending.
A WillisTowersWatson survey looks at trends in employer-based health care coverage.
Another misfire for CMS’ quality efforts, as one such program actually rewards low-quality hospitals.
A study in JAMA finds that small, generally rural hospitals, seem to provide generally similar surgical outcomes to more urban facilities.
Research in Health Affairs describes factors associated with hospital profitability.