
Massachusetts Lawmakers Prioritize Health Policy
Massachusetts lawmakers made health policy their central focus of the 2025-2026 legislative session.

Massachusetts lawmakers made health policy their central focus of the 2025-2026 legislative session.

Massachusetts lawmakers made health policy their central focus of the 2025-2026 legislative session.
Optimal cost reimbursement of health insurers to reduce risk selection, by Mathias Kifmann and Normann Lorenz (Health Economics) In the absence of a perfect risk
By now, I know you all understand the whole debate between the “carrot only” versus “carrot and stick” options for ACOs. The rule-makers decided that
I haven’t hurt this much since I was forced to read the PPACA. But I’m willing to suffer for all of you. One of the
Eli Lehrer’s intuition is actually the opposite of mine: In many ways, Medicare and Medicaid may actually be easier to modify than Social Security. Those
“Simply put” is an ongoing series. See the introduction for an explanation of the series and the full list of topics that have been or may
Well, color me impressed. It’s not as bad as I feared. As we’ve written before, my biggest complaint about ACOs was that it might be
Austin is traveling and unable to blog about the ACO rules, but he has written lots on ACOs in the past. Search the ACO tag
Here they are, all 427 pages. Can we crowdsource the content as we read them today? My view is that ACO flexibilities are needed mostly
There were two stories in Wonkbook today that I think are interesting when taken together. The first is by Sarah Kliff: Despite their best efforts,
Reihan Salam has a post up commenting on the implications of an NBER working paper by Wu and Shen that finds that Medicare cuts (due
On the one hand, I’m surprised nobody has asked me what my preferred version of health reform would look like. On the other hand, I’ve
I’m a pediatrician, so I work in a a specialty where there are more women that men. In fact, I’ve personally mentored and trained far