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The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
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New podcast! Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews journalist Rebecca Gale, author of today's featured article, to discuss her reporting on the Vermont Child Health Improvement Program (VCHIP), a pediatric program run by the
University of Vermont to help pediatric providers, payers, and policy makers negotiate the complex health care ecosystem.
Listen here.
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TODAY ON THE BLOG
CONSIDERING HEALTH SPENDING
Despite A Bumpy Road Ahead, Incremental Progress On Price Transparency
By Harris Meyer
Employers, workers, and state and
federal policy makers have a daunting task ahead to squeeze down hospital and physician prices, by far the highest in the world, in the face of fierce resistance to price transparency from both providers and insurers. Read More >>
FOLLOWING THE ACA
Silver-Loading Likely To Continue Following Federal Circuit Decision On CSRs
By Aviva Aron-Dine and Christen Linke Young
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals recently held that insurers were entitled to recover unpaid cost-sharing reduction payments, but only to the extent they had not recouped their losses through higher premiums. We expect lengthy legal proceedings, at the end of which most insurers will not receive much—if any—compensation for 2018 to the present. Read More >>
New Report: Unsubsidized Marketplace Enrollment Continues To Decline
By Katie Keith
On October 9, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released a new report on enrollment trends in the individual market from 2014 to 2019. Even as year-over-year Marketplace enrollment has remained steady, enrollment in the individual market among unsubsidized consumers (those whose income does not qualify them for premium tax credits) continues to decline. Read More >>
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A CLOSER LOOK—Children’s Mental
Health
This month's issue of Health Affairs focuses on children’s health. As you read our content, consider also rereading Jane Knitzer and Janice Cooper’s research article from 2006. The paper reviews then-contemporary access, outcomes, and quality in the mental health system for children. The authors suggest that future reforms need to focus on the organization level of care delivery. Now, 14 years later, have we?
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