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Sunday, January 22, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
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Ahead Of Print
In an article published ahead of print this week
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Loren Adler and coauthors examine the ownership structure of ground
ambulance organizations to compare pricing and billing between private-
and public-sector ambulances.
Key findings in the article include:
* Using commercial insurance claims, the authors find that 28 percent of
emergency transports and 26 percent of nonemergency transports resulted
in a potential out-of-network surprise bill.
* There is substantial patient liability and differences in pricing and
billing patterns between public- and private-sector ground ambulance
organizations.
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A Health Podyssey: Kate Bundorf On The Stabilization Of
Employer-Sponsored Insurance Coverage
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Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Kate Bundorf from
the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University to discuss her
paper in the January 2023 issue examining employment and health
insurance coverage trends during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pathways: A Disproportionate Share: A Complex Patchwork Of Supplemental
Payments
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In this episode, NYC Health + Hospitals' Michael Shen discusses how we
pay for essential care for low-income patients delivered through our
safety-net hospitals and the complex patchwork of supplemental payments
for such care.
This Week: In The News: Child Vaccination Rates, Veterans' Care
and...Gas Stoves?
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headlines in health care, including child immunization rates, suicide
care for veterans, and public health concerns surrounding gas stoves.
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Featured This Week
The Most-Read Health Affairs Forefront Articles Of 2022
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Chris Fleming
Health Affairs In 2022: Editor's Picks
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Alan Weil
The 2023 State Legislative Sessions: The Next Abortion Battleground
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Erin Sutton et al.
Medicaid Sterilization Consent Practices Increase Barriers To Effective
Contraception
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Margaret Harrison and Abigail Cutler
How Should Policymakers Respond To Growth In Cost Sharing That Often
Goes Unpaid?
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Benedic Ippolito and Boris Vabson
Cutting Into Climate Change: A Step Toward Global Surgical Equity
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Colby J. Hyland et al.
The Fair Price For One-Time Treatments; How Can We Overcome Existing
Market Price Distortions?
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Marina Richardson et al.
What The Inflation Reduction Act's Reforms To Medicare Part D Mean For
Prescription Drug Prices
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Anna Kaltenboeck
Enhancing Access To Routine Vaccines For Adults In Medicaid
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Alexandra Bhatti et al.
How To Make The Most Of A New Voucher Program, Encourage Pesticide
Development, And Prevent Disease
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Jeffrey Moe et al.
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