@SourceOnHealth

In-depth legal and policy analysis on cost and competition in the healthcare market. Project of UCSF / UC Hastings Law @UCConsortium.

 San Francisco, CA
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Joined December 2013
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Volume 59 No. 1 is now live at harvardjol.com! Check out articles by @RepAndyLevin & Colton Puckett; @ProfKJRobinson; Kristen Underhill & @iayres; @profjaimeking, @KatieGudiksen, & @efusebrown; and @the_ChrisCruz
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Delighted to publish our article, "Are State Public Option Health Plans Worth It?" in @HarvardJOL with @profjaimeking and @KatieGudiksen. The student editors were top-notch -- highly recommend!
Harvard Law School Journal on Legislation@HarvardJOL2 Mar 2022
Volume 59 No. 1 is now live at harvardjol.com! Check out articles by @RepAndyLevin & Colton Puckett; @ProfKJRobinson; Kristen Underhill & @iayres; @profjaimeking, @KatieGudiksen, & @efusebrown; and @the_ChrisCruz
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Last week, @profjaimeking of @ucconsortium and @SourceOnHealth co-authored a brief for @MilbankFund called, "Who Can Rein in Health Care Prices? State and Federal Efforts to Address Health Care Provider Consolidation." #UCHastings Full brief: milbank.org/publications/who…

Who Can Rein in Health Care Prices? State and Federal Efforts to Address Health Care Provider...

In the first of a series of three Milbank issue briefs, Katherine L. Gudiksen, Alexandra D. Montague, and Jaime S. King of The Source for Healthcare Price and Competition describe actions taken by...

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Kudos to Sammy Chang @UCHastingsLaw for an engaging presentation on the impact of horizontal, vertical, and cross market mergers. More importantly, he gave insightful comments on the policy options. #NASHPCONF19
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Feds reject Massachusetts bid to play PBM on Medicaid fiercepharma.com/federal-off…
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The Source retweeted
KFF@KFF25 May 2018
Maine is the latest state to request a reinsurance waiver to bring down premiums in the individual market. You can follow all such requests with our Section 1332 waiver tracker kaiserf.am/2GsjrdV
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#Pricetransparency is catching on in other areas of #healthcare. We need to keep this trend going! thehill.com/policy/healthcar…
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ACOs and other newer care delivery models use some health IT to drive innovation, but most report difficulty accessing, sharing, and applying data for performance improvement buff.ly/2nXqLIp
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Drugmakers have new competition: health systems. bit.ly/2BcLZ8E
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UnitedHealth revenue cracks $200 billion mark bit.ly/2EO0O3T
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Having universally available, quality health insurance frees Americans from the fear of crippling medical debt or unmanaged illness buff.ly/2CL4W4K
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Today, more than 10,000 community health center sites across the US are providing #primarycare to one in 13 Americans, regardless of their ability to pay. If Congress does not act, #CHCs will lose nearly 70% of the federal dollars they rely on to operate. buff.ly/2BVzPWc
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2018 Outlook on Politics and Policy: Despite a year of policy delays, glitches and uncertainty, insurers may be the ones to come out ahead. bit.ly/2CsylE0
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Is free-market magic finally bringing Amazon-style convenience, quality, and efficiency to health care? @DavidBlumenthal’s new essay in @HarvardBiz explores the question buff.ly/2ocNmmR
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"But after reporting for a year on the ways the medical industry blows through our money, I have one idea: Let’s end the egregious waste that’s draining our health care system" – @marshall_allen bit.ly/2BRqv2r

Want to Lower Health Care Costs? Stop Wasting Our Money.

This year ProPublica documented the many ways waste is baked into our health care system, from destroying perfectly good medication to junking brand new supplies. Eliminating the waste could insure...

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The new US tax plan will mean less health insurance for individuals; less coverage for elderly and poor Americans; less revenue for doctors, hospitals, and myriad health care businesses; and, quite possibly, a less-healthy, less-productive workforce. buff.ly/2zcdHBB
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The #Uninsured Do Not Use The Emergency Department More, They Use Other Care Less @HarvardHealth @HarrisPolicy healthaffairs.org/doi/full/1…

The Uninsured Do Not Use The Emergency Department More—They Use Other Care Less | Health Affairs...

There is a popular perception that insurance coverage will reduce overuse of the emergency department (ED). Both opponents and advocates of expanding insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act...

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The Source retweeted
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@JAMA_current18 Dec 2017
A single-payer health system could easily provide for universal coverage, but so could less-comprehensive reforms, if the public would support subsidies and compulsion ja.ma/2AgMhM3
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The Source retweeted
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@UHC21 Dec 2017
3 alternatives to the ER when it’s not a true medical emergency. uhc.care/s4uve
3 alternatives to the ER when it’s not a true medical emergency. https://uhc.care/s4uve

ALT 3 alternatives to the ER when it’s not a true medical emergency. https://uhc.care/s4uve

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If Congress does not act, community health centers will lose nearly 70 percent of the federal dollars they rely on to operate buff.ly/2BVzPWc
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