This paper is part of the American College of Physicians' policy framework to achieve a
vision for a better health care system, where everyone has coverage for and access to the …

There is an economic case to be made for the vertical integration of health care delivery and
financing as the model best suited for owning the whole patient, as we introduce the term …

In this report, we analyze the spending impact of policy options to reduce hospital prices
paid by private health plans. We consider three policy options—regulating hospital prices …

Medicare for All has emerged as a major topic in the national health reform debate. A clear
understanding of the policy issues raised by Medicare for All would benefit both public …

The US remains the only high-income country that lacks a universal health financing system
and instead relies on a fragmented system with the largest segment of the population …

PURPOSE: Traditional oncology care models have not effectively identified and managed at-
risk patients to prevent acute care. A next step is to harness advances in technology to …

Although the focus for most single-payer advocates is in Washington, DC, and on proposals
for Medicare for all, there are also efforts in a handful of states to enact a state-based single …

We estimate relationships between Medicaid expansions and poverty, using the Census
Bureau's supplemental poverty measure (SPM) and a recently developed health-inclusive …

It has been a decade since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed
into law. The ACA's reception remains mixed, despite its moderate success in increasing …

Executive Summary The New York Health Act (NYHA) is a bill that would have the state
purchase comprehensive medical services for all residents, the costs to be borne by …