What to do when you feel like you’re failing at exercise and healthier choices
To put it another way: Even if it’s an uphill battle, you’re still going up! Long-term change usually involves a...
To put it another way: Even if it’s an uphill battle, you’re still going up! Long-term change usually involves a...
We are pleased to welcome three new faculty members to our team: Research Professor Linda Blumberg, Senior Research Fellow Karen...
Economic insecurity is upending the lives of millions of older adults as soaring housing costs and inflation diminish the value...
That is the topic of a commentary by Carroll et al. (2022) in Health Services Research. The first issue they...
Many Americans rely on Medicare for their health care costs. Not only that, but changes that occur to the program...
Group health insurance, also known as employer-based group medical insurance or employer-based coverage, started in the 1940s as a by-product...
In recent years, policymakers and payers have been focused increasingly not only on how new health technologies improve overall health,...
Globally, many organizations are pursuing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, but what that work entails varies from company to...
By Karen Davenport For the third time, the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has...
When I’m getting dressed in the morning, I depend on the weather report to help me decide what to wear....