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This cohort study examines quality, utilization, and Medicare payments for home health patients in home health value-based purchasing model states compared with those in comparison states.

This difference-in-differences study of private equity acquisition of physician practices examines changes in prices and utilization associated with acquisition.

This cross-sectional study examines the association between a hospital鈥檚 share of privately insured patients and diagnostic coding practices.

This cross-sectional study compares rates of low-value services between Medicare Advantage and traditional Medicare beneficiaries and explores how elements of insurance design present in Medicare Advantage are associated with the delivery of low-value care.

This cross-sectional study examines out-of-state telemedicine use during the COVID-19 pandemic among Medicare beneficiaries.

This cross-sectional study used National Survey of Children鈥檚 Health data to evaluate the association of increased Medicaid dental payment rates with children鈥檚 dental visits, oral health, and school absences.

This cross-sectional study uses quarterly data from 348 California acute care facilities between 2019 and June 2021 to assess financial outcomes, government financial assistance programs, and safety-net hospital performance compared with non鈥搒afety net hospital performance.

This cohort study analyzes differences in Medicare Advantage plan payments and quality ratings between Puerto Rico and the 50 US states and Washington, DC, and changes in these difference after Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act implementation.

This cross-sectional study compares in-network and out-of-network payments with qualifying payment amount estimates to assess potential implications of the No Surprises Act on private insurance reimbursements for emergency medicine clinicians.

This randomized clinical trial investigates whether pharmacist emails to practitioners of patients who recently received opioids and benzodiazepines reduce coprescribing of these medications.

This cohort study examines whether accountable care organizations with a high proportion of racial and ethnic minority groups are more likely to exit the Medicare Shared Savings Program.