Today in Health Affairs Forefront, Jason Levitis and Sabrina Corlette argue that delaying legislation to extend the premium tax credit expansions from the American Rescue Plan’s health insurance subsidies will raise premiums and reduce coverage.

Melissa Majerol and Dora Lynn Hughes discuss the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Innovation Center's recent review of three existing experimental payment and service delivery models to determine whether implicit bias may be present.

Sean Duffy and Sachin Jain argue that it’s time to liberate the billing system and reimbursement models from the restrictions of synchronous interactions in specific “places of service” and redefine what constitutes “a visit.”

Katie Keith discusses the Supreme Court decisions from the recently completed term that focus on the constitutional right to an abortion, the methodology for Medicare disproportionate share hospital payments, and climate change.

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