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Volume 2, Issue 11 of Health Affairs Scholar explores the “Medicare Advantage Trap,” drivers of commercial inpatient hospital growth, outcomes from the No Suprises Act’s dispute resolution process, Medicare transitional services, vaccine uptake among Medicaid beneficiaries, continued telehealth use for opioid use disorder, and much more.

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Join Health Affairs December 16 for a virtual event exploring how efforts designed to increase access to and quality of care for underserved communities may align with efforts to address the rising cost of health care. This event is sponsored by Deloitte.

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