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Sara R. Collins
Senior Scholar, Vice President, Health Care Coverage and Access & Tracking Health System Performance, The Commonwealth Fund
David Blumenthal
Former President, The Commonwealth Fund
Karen Davis
Professor Emerita in the Department of Health Policy and Management, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Achieving Universal Coverage

Issue Briefs / Dec 06, 2017

Is the Affordable Care Act Helping Consumers Get Health Care?

By Munira Z. Gunja, Sara R. Collins, Herman K. Bhupal

Is the ACA helping consumers get health care

Controlling Health Care Costs

blog / Oct 27, 2015

States Revisit Insurer Benefit Requirements, But Have Little Data on Consumers’ Experiences

By Justin Giovannelli, JoAnn Volk, Kevin Lucia, Ashley Williams, Kayla Connor

Improving Health Care Quality

blog / May 03, 2016

Envisioning a Digital Health Advisor

By Eric C. Schneider, Onil Bhattacharyya, David Blumenthal

Digital Health Advisor

Controlling Health Care Costs

blog / Mar 31, 2017

What’s Next for the ACA and the People It Covers?

By Sara R. Collins, David Blumenthal

ACA reform affects the health and wellbeing of real people with real health care problems

Controlling Health Care Costs

blog / Jun 09, 2017

Measuring Medicare Quality and Spending: An Updated Comparative Tool, June 2017

By Eric C. Schneider, Douglas McCarthy, David C. Radley, Susan L. Hayes

Improving Health Care Quality

Other Publication / Oct 14, 2005

Patient-Centered Care: There's Something Splendid in Denmark

By Karen Davis

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Feb 11, 2011

Student Health Plan Enrollees to Gain New Protections Under Affordable Care Act

By Sara R. Collins

Controlling Health Care Costs

Mar 29, 2018

In Focus: Increasing Collaboration Among Physicians, Hospitals, and Postacute Providers to Reduce Variation and Spending

Nurse Katie Baker examines patient Mildred Arce at the Esperanza Health Center in Philadelphia, PA, on March 13, 2017. The center is located in North Philadelphia, the city with the highest rate of deep poverty people with incomes below half of the poverty line of any of the USAs 10 most populous cities, were a high rate of people do not have medical insurance coverage. DOMINICK REUTER/AFP via Getty Images

Controlling Health Care Costs

Issue Briefs / Jun 29, 2015

Medicare Payment Reform: Aligning Incentives for Better Care

By Gerard Anderson, Karen Davis, Stuart Guterman

medicare doctor elderly

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