Spending per Medicare Beneficiary Is Higher in Hospital‐Owned Small‐ and Medium‐Sized Physician Practices

Is Medicare Advantage Effectively Managing Care? Evidence from Physician-Administered Drugs

Anderson, Kelly

September 2021

Background: Physician-administered (Part B) drugs are a rapidly growing area of spending for Medicar...

Changes in Spending, Risk Selection, and the Response of Frontline Clinicians: Understanding Performance Mechanisms in the Medicare Shared Savings Program

Markovitz, Adam

January 2018

Confronted by an increasingly expensive and fragmented health care system, public and private payers...

Higher and Faster Growing Spending Per Medicare Advantage Enrollee Adds to Medicare's Solvency and Affordability Challenges

Jeannie Fuglesten Biniek
Juliette Cubanski
Tricia Neuman

August 2021

The number of people enrolled in Medicare has increased steadily in recent years, and along with it,...

Spending per Medicare Beneficiary Is Higher in Hospital‐Owned Small‐ and Medium‐Sized Physician Practices

Pesko, Michael F
Ryan, Andrew M
Shortell, Stephen M
Copeland, Kennon R
Ramsay, Patricia P
Sun, Xuming
Mendelsohn, Jayme L
Rittenhouse, Diane R
Casalino, Lawrence P

August 2018

ObjectiveTo examine the relationship of physician versus hospital ownership of small- and medium-siz...

Spending Medicare’s Dollars Wisely: Taking Aim at Hospitals’ Cultures of Overtreatment

Mantel, Jessica

December 2015

With Medicare’s rising costs threatening the country’s fiscal health, policymakers have focused thei...

Physician Practices With Robust Capabilities Spend Less On Medicare Beneficiaries Than More Limited Practices

Rodriguez, Hector P
Ciemins, Elizabeth L
Rubio, Karl
Shortell, Stephen M

March 2022

No research has considered a range of physician practice capabilities for managing patient care when...

Medical Group Characteristics and the Cost and Quality of Care for Medicare Beneficiaries

Casalino, Lawrence P
Ramsay, Patricia
Baker, Laurence C
Pesko, Michael F
Shortell, Stephen M

December 2018

ObjectiveTo estimate the relationship between outcomes of care and medical practices' structure and ...

Medicare Physician Payments and Spending

Dummit, Laura A.

October 2006

The Medicare program’s physician payment method is intended to control spending while ensuring benef...

Managed Care and Medical Expenditures of Medicare Beneficiaries

Chernew, Michael
Decicca, Philip
Town, Robert J

December 2008

This paper investigates the impact of Medicare HMO penetration on the medical care expenditures incu...

Politics, Hospital Behavior, and Health Care Spending

Cooper, Zack
Kowalski, Amanda E.
Powell, Eleanor Neff
Wu, Jennifer

September 2017

This paper examines the link between legislative politics, hospital behavior, and health care spendi...

Total Cost of Care Lower among Medicare Fee-for-Service Beneficiaries Receiving Care from Patient-Centered Medical Homes

NC DOCKS at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Van Hasselt, Martijn

January 2014

Objective. To compare health care utilization and payments between NCQA-recognized patient-centered ...

Medicare Physician Fees: The Data Behind the Numbers

Dummit, Laura A.

July 2010

Medicare’s physician fee schedule distributes nearly $60 billion annually and is a critical determin...

Analyzing charges and payments received for discharged patients at teaching hospitals in relation to patient satisfaction and overall Medicare charges

Sutter, Rob

January 2015

The affordability of healthcare is a major, recurring topic in the media. One of President Obama’s c...

Is Less Better? Greater Efficiency With Fewer Resources Expended

Elliott S. Fisher
John E. Wennberg
Melanie Napier

January 2007

Summarizes an analysis of Medicare spending to assess the relative efficiency of healthcare provider...

The CareFirst Patient-Centered Medical Home Program: Cost and Utilization Effects in Its First Three Years

Cuellar, Alison
Helmchen, Lorens A.
Gimm, Gilbert
Want, Jay
Burla, Sriteja
Kells, Bradley
Kicinger, Iwona
Nichols, Len M.

July 2016

Background Enhanced primary care models have diffused slowly and shown uneven results. Because their...

Is Medicare Advantage Effectively Managing Care? Evidence from Physician-Administered Drugs

Anderson, Kelly

September 2021

Background: Physician-administered (Part B) drugs are a rapidly growing area of spending for Medicar...

Changes in Spending, Risk Selection, and the Response of Frontline Clinicians: Understanding Performance Mechanisms in the Medicare Shared Savings Program

Markovitz, Adam

January 2018

Confronted by an increasingly expensive and fragmented health care system, public and private payers...

Higher and Faster Growing Spending Per Medicare Advantage Enrollee Adds to Medicare's Solvency and Affordability Challenges

Jeannie Fuglesten Biniek
Juliette Cubanski
Tricia Neuman

August 2021

The number of people enrolled in Medicare has increased steadily in recent years, and along with it,...

Spending per Medicare Beneficiary Is Higher in Hospital‐Owned Small‐ and Medium‐Sized Physician Practices

Pesko, Michael F
Ryan, Andrew M
Shortell, Stephen M
Copeland, Kennon R
Ramsay, Patricia P
Sun, Xuming
Mendelsohn, Jayme L
Rittenhouse, Diane R
Casalino, Lawrence P

August 2018

ObjectiveTo examine the relationship of physician versus hospital ownership of small- and medium-siz...

Spending Medicare’s Dollars Wisely: Taking Aim at Hospitals’ Cultures of Overtreatment

Mantel, Jessica

December 2015

With Medicare’s rising costs threatening the country’s fiscal health, policymakers have focused thei...

Physician Practices With Robust Capabilities Spend Less On Medicare Beneficiaries Than More Limited Practices

Rodriguez, Hector P
Ciemins, Elizabeth L
Rubio, Karl
Shortell, Stephen M

March 2022

No research has considered a range of physician practice capabilities for managing patient care when...

Medical Group Characteristics and the Cost and Quality of Care for Medicare Beneficiaries

Casalino, Lawrence P
Ramsay, Patricia
Baker, Laurence C
Pesko, Michael F
Shortell, Stephen M

December 2018

ObjectiveTo estimate the relationship between outcomes of care and medical practices' structure and ...

Medicare Physician Payments and Spending

Dummit, Laura A.

October 2006

The Medicare program’s physician payment method is intended to control spending while ensuring benef...

Managed Care and Medical Expenditures of Medicare Beneficiaries

Chernew, Michael
Decicca, Philip
Town, Robert J

December 2008

This paper investigates the impact of Medicare HMO penetration on the medical care expenditures incu...

Politics, Hospital Behavior, and Health Care Spending

Cooper, Zack
Kowalski, Amanda E.
Powell, Eleanor Neff
Wu, Jennifer

September 2017

This paper examines the link between legislative politics, hospital behavior, and health care spendi...

Total Cost of Care Lower among Medicare Fee-for-Service Beneficiaries Receiving Care from Patient-Centered Medical Homes

NC DOCKS at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Van Hasselt, Martijn

January 2014

Objective. To compare health care utilization and payments between NCQA-recognized patient-centered ...

Medicare Physician Fees: The Data Behind the Numbers

Dummit, Laura A.

July 2010

Medicare’s physician fee schedule distributes nearly $60 billion annually and is a critical determin...

Analyzing charges and payments received for discharged patients at teaching hospitals in relation to patient satisfaction and overall Medicare charges

Sutter, Rob

January 2015

The affordability of healthcare is a major, recurring topic in the media. One of President Obama’s c...

Is Less Better? Greater Efficiency With Fewer Resources Expended

Elliott S. Fisher
John E. Wennberg
Melanie Napier

January 2007

Summarizes an analysis of Medicare spending to assess the relative efficiency of healthcare provider...

The CareFirst Patient-Centered Medical Home Program: Cost and Utilization Effects in Its First Three Years

Cuellar, Alison
Helmchen, Lorens A.
Gimm, Gilbert
Want, Jay
Burla, Sriteja
Kells, Bradley
Kicinger, Iwona
Nichols, Len M.

July 2016

Background Enhanced primary care models have diffused slowly and shown uneven results. Because their...

Is Medicare Advantage Effectively Managing Care? Evidence from Physician-Administered Drugs

Anderson, Kelly

September 2021

Background: Physician-administered (Part B) drugs are a rapidly growing area of spending for Medicar...

Changes in Spending, Risk Selection, and the Response of Frontline Clinicians: Understanding Performance Mechanisms in the Medicare Shared Savings Program

Markovitz, Adam

January 2018

Confronted by an increasingly expensive and fragmented health care system, public and private payers...

Higher and Faster Growing Spending Per Medicare Advantage Enrollee Adds to Medicare's Solvency and Affordability Challenges

Jeannie Fuglesten Biniek
Juliette Cubanski
Tricia Neuman

August 2021

The number of people enrolled in Medicare has increased steadily in recent years, and along with it,...

Spending per Medicare Beneficiary Is Higher in Hospital‐Owned Small‐ and Medium‐Sized Physician Practices

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Spending per Medicare Beneficiary Is Higher in Hospital‐Owned Small‐ and Medium‐Sized Physician Practices

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