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Brian Connell

Latest:

Solutions for Reducing Patient Cost Sharing for Medications

Cost sharing for medications presents a serious access barrier for many blood cancer patients. Available solutions, if embraced by policymakers, could reduce such cost sharing with very little impact on premiums.


J. Ross Maclean, MD

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Value-Based Insurance Design: Benefits Beyond Cost and Utilization

The authors provide a framework to capture additional benefits that may result from VBID programs, extending beyond utilization and outcomes to productivity, engagement, and talent.












Joan F. Brazier, MS

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Medicare Advantage Plan Representatives’ Perspectives on Pay for Success

This study examined how Medicare Advantage plan representatives perceive the alternative financing model Pay for Success and its potential to address members’ social risk factors.


Richard Svoboda, MA

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Using a Modified Next Generation ACO Benchmark Can Improve the MSSP

The Medicare Shared Saving Program benchmark can be improved by following the example of Next Generation accountable care organizations, but with a larger adjustment level.



Joseph Palmisano, MA, MPH

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Patient Perceptions of In-home Urgent Care via Mobile Integrated Health

Comparing patients’ experiences with in-home urgent care from community paramedics vs urgent care provided in emergency departments, we found higher satisfaction among patients receiving in-home treatment.


M. Richard McKellar, BA

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Physician Compensation Strategies and Quality of Care for Medicare Beneficiaries

Quality of care varies according to the compensation methods used in primary care, but the relationship between compensation methods and preventable hospital admissions is inconsistent.



Beth L. Elias, PhD, MS

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Shared Medical Appointments: Balancing Efficiency With Patient Satisfaction and Outcomes

Shared medical appointments have the potential to improve clinic efficiency, patient outcomes, and patient satisfaction when managing chronic rhinosinusitis.




and Andrea K. Biddle, PhD

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Risk Adjustment for Medicare Beneficiaries With Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias

Incorporating functional status in diagnosis-based risk adjustment measures may modestly improve overall expenditure prediction for beneficiaries with substantial disabilities, but not prescription cost prediction.



Katherine Ann Sauder, PhD

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Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program: Where Are the Suppliers?

Despite the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program now being a covered benefit, there is inadequate availability of suppliers to reach Medicare beneficiaries with prediabetes.


Robert B. Gerzoff, MS

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Physician Perception of Reimbursement for Outpatient Procedures Among Managed Care Patients With Diabetes Mellitus

Perception of reimbursement was associated with electrocardiography but not with other common outpatient procedures. Future research should investigate how associations change with perceived reimbursement amount.




Rachel Hildrich, BS

Latest:

Care Coordination for Children With Special Needs in Medicaid: Lessons From Medicare

As increasing numbers of children with special healthcare needs move into Medicaid managed care, health plans can improve care coordination using evidence from Medicare.

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