Health Affairs' Senior Deputy Editor Rob Lott interviews Jennifer Wolff of John Hopkins University about her recent paper that explores the increasing number of family caregivers that are assisting ...

Since expenditures are heavily skewed, the top 5 percent of patients by cost contribute a disproportionate amount to the mean ...

Anti-LGBTQI+ public policies overwhelmingly target youth and young adults, disrupting access to educational opportunities, ...

A year after guidelines were revised to remove the use of race in eGFR, many labs and pathologists were still relying on the ...

The difficulty that stakeholders face in comparing contracts with different structures could be solved by a standardized ...

President Trump reinstated an expanded version of the so-called “Mexico City policy,” which prevents organizations that ...

This article summarizes the provisions of the final 2026 HHS Notice of Benefit Payment Parameters related to the individual ...

While evidence-based decisions are essential, they must be paired with effective public messaging that builds trust and ...

The striking increase in US drug overdose deaths involving opioids 1, 2 has motivated policy makers to enhance the nation’s capacity to treat patients with opioid use disorder. Despite evidence ...

Shifting from reducing MA capitation by an across-the-board coding intensity adjustment factor to Medicare Advantage ...

Our fundamental challenge is not simply to create the data. Rather, it is to collect and analyze it systematically. Doing so ...

Health Policy Briefs examine complex questions currently being debated in health policy and health services research. The health policy briefs provide a clear, comprehensive, and impartial ...