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Medicare

HSC research examines the effects of Medicare payment policy on providers and health plans. In particular, analyses focus on trends in plan participation in Medicare Advantage over time and how plan participation affects local markets. Other analyses examine the extent of physicians' acceptance of new Medicare patients over time and Medicare beneficiaries access to care relative to the privately insured.



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AllHSC PublicationsJournal ArticlesMost Popular  
Title Date Document Info  
Testimony Before the Senate Finance Committee May 12, 1999
 
Unequal Access: African-American Medicare Beneficiaries and the Prescription Drug GapMarie C. Reed, J. Lee Hargraves, Alwyn Cassil July 2003
Issue Brief No. 64
Supplementary Data
 
Using Science to Shape Medicare Physician PaymentPaul B. Ginsburg Aug. 12, 2013
Journal Article
JAMA Internal Medicine
 
Wall Street Analysts Predict Several Years of Higher Health Plan Premiums June 10, 1999
Conference Executive Summary
 
Wall Street Comes to Washington: September 1999
Issue Brief No. 21
 
When Medicare Cuts Hospital Prices, Seniors Use Less Inpatient CareChapin White, Tracy Yee October 2013
Journal Article
Health Affairs
 
Working at Cross Purposes: Health Care Expansions May Jumpstart Local Economies but Fuel Nation's Fiscal WoesChapin White, Paul B. Ginsburg August 2011
Commentary No. 5
 
       

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The Center for Studying Health System Change Ceased operation on Dec. 31, 2013.