Studies Archive

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

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

One Patient Cohort Is Utilizing More Primary Care Post-Pandemic

The Marked Shift in Urgent Care Utilization

The Different Demographics and Motivations of Women Without a Primary Care Relationship

Characterizing Patients Without a Primary Care Relationship

Narrowing Primary Care Gap Requires Predicting Demand and Consumer Behavior

High Proportion of Behavioral Health Services Rendered by Primary Care Providers Underscores Lack of Sufficient Specialized Supply