Maximizing Record Investments in Women's Health Requires an Understanding of Regional Demand
Women typically utilize more healthcare services than men according to the U.S. Department of Labor...
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Variation in Downstream Share of Care Suggests Need for Greater Care Coordination Across Access...
The most important question for a health system to consider is whether its goal is to be in the...
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Telehealth as a Substitute Good for Medicaid Beneficiaries
As a health economist, I am interested in the ways in which certain medical services constitute a...
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Retailers’ Relatively Lower Prices and Brand Loyalty Will Disrupt the Urgent Care Market
In the post-pandemic health economy, population growth in the Sunbelt will outpace other markets,...
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Psychographic Mix of the Healthcare Workforce May Guide Strategies for Nursing Shortage Mitigation
Earlier this month, the American Nurses Association wrote a letter to HHS requesting immediate...
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Characteristics of Medicare Beneficiaries Utilizing Audio-Only vs. Other Telehealth May Influence...
Utilization of telehealth before the COVID-19 pandemic was low for traditional fee-for-service...
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Amazon’s Expanding Healthcare Footprint Uniquely Positioned to Meet Consumer Preferences in New...
Traditional healthcare providers (e.g., hospitals and health systems) are facing growing...
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Seemingly Similar Markets are Dissimilar in Projected Demand
The notion of benchmarking organizations against others has become a mainstay in healthcare,...
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The Government’s Role as the Largest Payer of Healthcare Services is Growing
With nearly half of all Americans covered by Medicare or Medicaid, the U.S. government is and will...
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