Dear John,

Join Health Affairs tomorrow, September 24, for a virtual event examining the future of telehealth and its impact on primary care.

Featured Primary Care Articles

The September issue of Health Affairs focuses on access to care, coverage, and more.

Today, we take a closer look at two papers that highlight primary care and the practice of medicine.

Senior-Focused Primary Care Organizations Increase Access For Medicare Advantage Members, Especially Underserved Groups

Kaylyn E. Swankoski et al.

Telehealth Delivery Differs Significantly By Physician And Practice Characteristics

Jiani Yu et al.

More on Primary Care

Meaningful Use And Medical Home Functionality In Primary Care Practice

Diane R. Rittenhouse et al. (November 2020)

The Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative: Effects On Spending, Quality, Patients, And Physicians

Deborah Peikes et al. (May 2018)

Forefront: Measuring The Health Of Primary Care: Lessons From US And Global Scorecards

Barbra G. Rabson et al. (February 2024)

Health Policy Brief: Medicaid Primary Care Parity

Laura Tollen (May 2015)

A Health Podyssey: Features Of A Zero-Burnout Primary Care Practice (June 2021)

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Using Medicaid 1115 Reentry Waivers To Improve The Health Of People Leaving Incarceration

John Card and Elizabeth Kaplan

Biosimilars and Their Impacts on Costs and Market Choices

In the September issue of Health Affairs, Molly Beinfeld and colleagues explored how the introduction of biosimilars affected originator-biosimilar markets during the period 2017–22.

Join Health Affairs Deputy Editor Jessica Bylander with author Molly Beinfeld during a virtual Journal Club event on Wednesday, September 25, to discuss the paper and its implications.

This event is for Health Affairs Insiders only.