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New NEJM Perspective piece on VP Harris' policy proposal to "Expand Medicare to Cover Long-term Care at Home." David Grabowski and I discuss how this could be a game-changer for many Americans, as well some key questions that will need to be answered. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

How can we design value-based care models that work for community health centers? 🏥 Join Michael Curry, Esq, Amanda Pears Kelly, Leighton Ku and Paula Chatterjee next Friday to discuss advancing value-based care in these vital institutions. ldi.upenn.edu/events/advanci…

Can Medicare protect older adults from financial hardship due to hospitalization? A new study shows that many Medicare beneficiaries with low-to-modest incomes would face financial hardship from just one hospital stay. Read more on our blog: ldi.upenn.edu/our-work/resea…

New research from LDI Fellows @ElinoreJKaufman and Paula Chatterjee reveals that rural non-trauma centers provide essential initial care for over half of injured rural residents. Read the full study to learn more about trends in rural trauma care: journals.lww.com/annalsofsurger…

Excited to moderate this session on Monday @ 11am with such a great set of papers (and more!). See you there #AHA24 AHA Science

📢Please help spread the word: We are hiring a post-doc in health policy and economics at Weill Cornell Medicine Population Health Sciences. This person will work with me on Medicaid delivery system research, and w/ Amy Bond / Dhruv Khullar on MA. Details: phs.weill.cornell.edu/about-us/caree… Reach out with questions!

From the Annals ‘Spotlight on 2024’ collection: A nationally representative study of Medicare beneficiaries with modest incomes found that up to half of them may not be able to cover out-of-pocket costs from a single hospital stay. Read full text: bit.ly/4ayo0mB

what happens when a hospital closes? today, it’s more likely than ever to turn into housing. my latest for the WSJ: