The expansion of Medicare Advantage in rural areas highlights a policy paradox: Despite long-standing efforts by the federal ...

James D. Lee, MD, MPH, is a fellow in the National Clinician Scholars Program at the Institute for Health Policy and Innovation and a clinical instructor in the Department of Internal Medicine at the ...

Data from the AHRQ Compendium of US Health Systems show that health system ownership of Medicare Advantage plans has ...

At the Mount Sinai Health System we have successfully translated many algorithms from concept to testing and clinical care, ...

Attention to synthetic food dyes is only one small element of a much larger and complicated public health enterprise, and its ...

Health Affairs' Jeff Byers welcomes Ryan Golden, Senior Reporter at HR Dive, to the pod to discuss workforce trends within ...

Health Affairs' Rob Lott interviews Bohan Li of Harvard University about her recent paper that explores substantial shifts in ...

Racism is the reason for large, sustained health inequities in the US. Four overview articles in this month’s Health Affairs orient the reader to the complex relationship between racism and ...

Two families’ stories—a separation at the border and an assault in a migrant shelter—show the horrific dimensions of US migration policy.

Emily L. Hague, PhD, is a health services researcher at Mathematica, where she focuses on describing and evaluating care delivery and payment innovations. Her work ...

Join us for a live taping of A Health Podyssey where Rob Lott will discuss recent findings about changes in clinician's participation across Medicare value-based payment models with Kenton Johnston.