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Today's Featured Articles

Earlier this month, Health Affairs released their September issue focusing on access to care, coverage, and more.

Throughout the issue, a number of papers featured below took a closer look into the topics of open enrollment & eligibility.

Email Nudges Increased Eligibility Verification And Subsidy Receipt In California’s ACA Marketplace

Rebecca Myerson and Andrew Feher

ICE Detainer Requests Were Associated With Lower Medicaid And SNAP Enrollment Among Eligible Adults, 2011–19

Caroline Kravitz et al.

Dual-Eligible Nursing Home Residents: Enrollment Growth In Managed Care Plans That Coordinate Care, 2013–20

Eric T. Roberts et al.

Costly Barriers: A Student’s Struggle With Medicaid Access

Jen Farnsworth

More on Open Enrollment

House Advances Build Back Better Act

Katie Keith (December 2021)

Trends In Health Insurance Enrollment, 2013–15

Katherine G. Carman et al. (June 2015)

Health Policy Brief: Navigators and Assisters in the Third Open Enrollment Period

Sarah Goodell (September 2015)

Strengthening Primary Care Reimbursement Models To Improve Medicare’s Outcomes And Efficiency

Ann Greiner et al.

part of our Accountable Care For Population Health series

The Future of Telehealth and Its Impact on Primary Care

Join Health Affairs Tuesday, September 24, for a virtual briefing examining the future of telehealth and its impact on primary care.

As part of our Practice of Medicine series, the briefing will feature researchers diving into their latest findings on the topic and other experts in the field discussing telehealth, primary care, and the policy choices facing lawmakers and health care leaders.

Biosimilars and Their Impacts on Costs and Market Choices

In the September issue of Health Affairs, Molly Beinfeld and colleagues explored how the introduction of biosimilars affected originator-biosimilar markets during the period 2017–22.

Join Health Affairs Deputy Editor Jessica Bylander with author Molly Beinfeld during a virtual Journal Club event on Wednesday, September 25, to discuss the paper and its implications.

This event is for Health Affairs Insiders only.