Reports & Analysis

The report assesses a group of early Foundation investments that supported projects and policy analyses aimed at restructuring or strengthening the individual and small-group insurance market.

A new NYSHealth report written by Manatt, Phelps, and Phillips LLP,  provides a framework for State officials and health care industry stakeholders to consider the policy issues raised by the development of Accountable Care Organizations in New York.

An issue brief from the Kaiser Family Foundation examines how states can employ "express lane" principles in designing systems that use existing data held by other government agencies to help identify individuals who may be eligible for Medicaid, CHIP or subsidies for other coverage and enroll them or renew their coverage, as appropriate, under the health reform law.

this new report from the Medicaid Institute explores the technical and policy decisions states can make when purchasing and managing prescription drugs in today’s Medicaid environment.

This report, commissioned by the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, details the opportunities available to the District of Columbia – and potentially other states as well - to use this emerging quality framework and HIT/HIE infrastructure to enhance the quality and oversight of Medicaid EPSDT benefits.

This paper describes and reports on the implementation of eight private ACOs that use, or are planning to deploy, a shared payer–provider risk payment model.

This Milliman brief discusses the organizations that are most likely to create CO-OPs, the challenges to developing CO-OPs, and areas where CO-OPs can help improve quality and reduce costs.

This State Health Access Data Assistance Center brief provides state-level estimates of health insurance coverage by age and income from the American Community Survey (ACS).

Monitor where states are on creating their health insurance exchanges under the Affordable Care Act and what those exchanges may look like through the Kaiser Family Foundation’s Exchange Monitor, featuring new data on Statehealthfacts.org.

PricewaterhouseCooper's (PwC) Health Research Institute (HRI) report is based upon a nationwide survey, commissioned by PwC, of 1,000 consumers and 153 health insurance executives concerning their expectations around health insurance exchanges.