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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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Improving Health Care Quality

blog / Sep 22, 2022

How the Inflation Reduction Act Can Help the Health Care Sector Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

By Joe Kruger

An ambulance sits in the emergency department bay of Lincoln Medical Center in the Bronx borough of New York City on Apr. 16, 2020.

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Oct 05, 2023

Tightening the Rules Around Short-Term Health Insurance Plans Won’t Lead to More People Going Without Insurance

By Dong Ding, Sherry A. Glied

Photo, man gets blood pressure taken by nurse

Improving Health Care Quality

blog / Oct 19, 2023

Medicare Proposes Changes to Improve Access to Behavioral Health Services and Support Complex Primary Care

By Lauren Testa

Photo, woman brushing mans hair while he sits up in bed

Improving Health Care Quality

Other Publication / Jul 12, 2005

Entering the Era of Electronic Medical Records

Controlling Health Care Costs

Other Publication / Jul 01, 2006

The Medicare Modernization Act at Midyear

By John Rother

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Press Release / Aug 20, 2013

New Survey of Young Adults: 7.8 Million Gained New or Better Coverage Through Affordable Care Act, But Only 27 Percent Are Aware of Health Insurance Marketplaces; Millions Will Remain Uninsured If States Don’t Expand Medicaid

Press Release / Sep 13, 2012

New Report Compares Federal and State High-Risk Pools; Finds Affordable Care Act's Pre-Exisiting Condition Insurance Program Serving Its Purpose as a Bridge Program

Press Release / Apr 18, 2001

Teaching Hospitals Provide Significantly More Free Care To The Poor And Uninsured Than Any Other Hospitals

Press Release / Mar 22, 2017

New Report Looks at Nation’s Four Largest States Since The ACA; People in Texas and Florida Report Most Medical Bill Problems and Trouble Affording Health Care

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