Forefront: Exploring 60 Years of Medicare & Medicaid

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This week, Health Affairs released three ahead-of-print papers from the upcoming August issue that explore growth, costs and spending, and enrollment trends in Medicare Advantage.

Inside The Meteoric Rise Of Medicare Advantage ([link removed] )

Steven M. Lieberman and Rick Mayes

Fee-For-Service, Accountable Care Organizations, And Medicare Advantage: Why? ([link removed] )

Michael Chernew

Medicare Advantage Enrollment Since The ACA: What The Projections Did Not Foresee ([link removed] )

Gretchen A. Jacobson and Cori Uccello

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Natural Laws and Patient Risk: Examining the Proposed Changes to Adolescent Meningococcal Vaccination Policy ([link removed] )

Paritosh Kaul and Wendy L. Wright

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Health Affairs This Week: Losing Public Health Data: What’s at Risk w/ Aaron Carroll ([link removed] )

A Health Podyssey: Margaret Sieger on How a Novel Policy Shift Reduced Child Protective Services Reports & Foster Placements ([link removed] )

In July 1965, Medicare and Medicaid were signed into law to provide basic health insurance for vulnerable populations.

To mark this milestone, the Forefront editors invited several Medicare and Medicaid experts to share their thoughts on where these programs began, how they’ve changed, and what may lie ahead.

How To Protect Medicare And Medicaid For Future Generations ([link removed] )

Karen Ignagni and Andrea Jacobson

National Innovator, Regional Detractor: Arkansas’s Complex Relationship With Medicaid ([link removed] )

Richard Hughes IV and Fabiana Corsi Mendez

Medicare Still Matters ([link removed] )

Marilyn Moon

The Future Of Medicaid And The Imperative Of Organized Power ([link removed] )

Jamila Michener

How Medicaid Built Community Health Centers And Health Centers Returned The Favor ([link removed] )

Sara Rosenbaum and Feygele Jacobs

Reshaping Postpartum Care In Medicaid To Improve Outcomes And Reduce Costs ([link removed] )

Brianna Van Stekelenburg et al.

HHS Report Marks A Potential Turning Point In Health Care Competition Policy ([link removed] )

Barak D. Richman

Rethinking Community Pharmacy: A Path To A Sustainable Model ([link removed] )

Sashi Moodley

Improving Oversight Of Reproductive Health Apps That Use AI ([link removed] )

Meghna Gaddam et al.

An Unsustainable Path? The Future Of American Health Insurance ([link removed] )

Jonathan Oberlander

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