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Sunday, June 18, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
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National Health Expenditure Projections

In an ahead-of-print article released this, the Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services (CMS) reports their annual projections of national
health expenditures
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for the period 2022-31.

Over 2022-31, Sean Keehan and his CMS colleagues report that national
health expenditures are projected to grow 5.4 percent, on average, and
account for roughly 20 percent of the economy by 2031.

The authors anticipate the insured share of the population will exceed
92 percent through 2023 "and then decline towards 90 percent as COVID-19
public health emergency coverage requirements expire."

Beginning in 2024, out-of-pocket spending for Medicare's Part D
enrollees is projected to decrease due to the prescription drug
provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, resulting in savings
to Medicare beginning in 2031.

Read the entire
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report of national health expenditure projections
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today.

Read CMS's Report
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A Health Podyssey: Dana Mukamel on How Widespread Dementia Is In Nursing
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Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Dana Mukamel from the University of
California, Irvine on her recent paper examining whether residents
diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias are spread out
across nursing homes or concentrated in a subset of nursing homes.

Health Affairs This Week: Sara Rosenbaum Goes Deep in the Weeds of
Medicaid
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Health Affairs' Chris Fleming interviews Sara Rosenbaum from George
Washington University to dive into the Supreme Court decision on Health
and Hospital Corporation of Marion County v Talevksi.

 

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You are invited to join us on Thursday, June 29 for an Insider "Lunch
and Learn" event focusing on state spending growth targets.

The forum will feature a presentation by January Angeles, Managing
Director of Bailit Health, on the latest spending trend reports from
Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Rhode Island.

Register here
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Value-Based Care Fuels Innovation, Not Consolidation
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Gabriel Drapos and Michael Kopko

No Silver Bullets in Tuberculosis Prevention and Control
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Moe Moore

Less is More: Quality Measurement in Primary Care
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Annette DuBard et al.

Inside the Administration's Proposed Medicaid Managed Care Rule:
Steering A Behemoth
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Sara Rosenbaum et al.

Impacts of Census Categories On Muslim American Health
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Rania Awaad et al.

Vaccines Deserve Immunity From the IRA's Pricing Provisions
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Richard Hughes IV et al.

The Impact of Medicare Advantage Growth On Part D Competition, Costs,
and Coverage
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Benedic Ippolito and Boris Vabson

Post-Pandemic Strategies for Retailers and Primary Care: Access and
Quality Implications
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Allan Baumgarten and Katherine Hempstead

A Multipronged Approach to Alleviating The Direct Care Workforce
Shortage
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Lisa Harootunian et al.

Benefit Determination for Single Gene Defect Diseases: A Paradigm Shift
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Wasan Kumar et al.

Telehealth and Network Adequacy: A Recipe To Advance Access?
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Eric Kravetz et al.

A Victory for Medicaid Beneficiaries in Supreme Court's Talevski
Decision
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Sara Rosenbaum et al.

 

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