Reports & Analysis

This report offers states  insight on how to coordinate Medicaid and health insurance exchange markets.

This report examines the critical need for risk adjustment in programs serving persons dually eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid and describes federal and state experience implementing risk adjustment models.

This ConsumersUnion brief discusses how actuarial value will be employed under the health reform law, the definitional and measurement issues associated with its use, and how to craft a measure that is usable by consumers.

This Colorado Health Institute report analyzes Colorado's primary care workforce needs post-health care reform.

This Public Health Institute policy brief examines the health insurance coverage of nonelderly women in California, ages 18–64, highlighting the demographic groups most at risk for lack of coverage as well as the changes that have taken place since 2007.

This California Healthcare Foundation annual publication provides an overview of California's uninsured.

This Spotlight highlights how the Rhode Island Medicaid Research and Evaluation Project uses existing public health data, Medicaid administrative data and state-level survey data to actively inform program activities and evaluation.

The Rutgers Center for State Health Policy in support of New Jersey's health insurance exchange planning efforts under the ACA have released four new policy reports focusing on the Basic Health Plan option, merging the small group and individual markets, examing defined contribution in the SHOP Exchange, and incorporating quality measures in exchange ratings of health plans.

Essential Health Benefits bulletin and summary provided by Health ReformGPS.

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts released the latest in a series of toolkits focusing on risk mitigation.