Studies Archive

One Year Later: Reflections on the Health Economy

Continuing Excess Mortality Accelerates the Decline in the Commercially Insured Population in the Post-Pandemic Economy

Demand Forecasts Align with Investment Signals: Geographic Growth of Cardiovascular Demand for Younger Adults

Life Science Investments Signal a Recent Focus on Cardiovascular and Oncology

Declining Cancer Screenings Suggest Increased Burden of Disease

The Return to “Normal” Primary Care Utilization Among Females Ages 20-49 Varies by Market

Increase in Primary Care Volume for Females Ages 20-49 Attributed to Preventive Screenings and COVID-19-Related Encounters

How Soon Will Too Much Telehealth Supply and Too Little Demand Reach a Low-Yield Equilibrium?

Telehealth for Behavioral Health Is a Substitute From Both a Clinical and Financial Perspective