The Commonwealth Fund9h
Multisector Community-Driven Strategies to Improve Maternal Health
There is bipartisan interest in maternal and infant health at federal, state, and local levels. Even in an uncertain health ...
The Commonwealth Fund9h
How the Federal Government Could Support Innovative Medicaid Payment Arrangements for High-Cost Drugs
Only nine of 25 states with an approved Medicaid SPA for an innovative payment arrangement addressing novel and expensive therapies coming to market have operational programs. These SPAs have been ...
The Commonwealth Fund7d
Policymakers Can Protect Against Fraud in the ACA Marketplaces Without Hiking Premiums
Policymakers can strengthen oversight of entities involved in selling coverage to address fraud and ensure integrity in the ...
The Commonwealth Fund7d
Strengthening Primary Care by Meeting People’s Needs
People value having a regular primary care clinician. More than eight of 10 (83%) of respondents said they highly prioritize ...
The Commonwealth Fund9d
New Rules for Special-Enrollment Periods for Dual Eligibles Take Effect, but Concerns Remain About Plan Availability and Broker Incentives
Dual eligibles — that is, people eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid — have a wealth of Medicare options. These ...
Commonwealth Fund9d
Leticia Nketiah
M.P.H. Candidate in Health Policy, Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University Leticia Nketiah is an intern in the Office of Governmental Affairs at the Maryland Department ...
Commonwealth Fund9d
Taylor Gorak
Student Research Specialist and Ph.D. Candidate in Health Policy, Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University Taylor Gorak, M.A., is a student research specialist at the ...
The Commonwealth Fund9d
The Cost of Eliminating the Enhanced Premium Tax Credits
Unless Congress extends the enhanced premium tax credits, 4 million more Americans will become uninsured, and many will have ...