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Site-Neutral Payment Reform: Little Impact On Outpatient Medicare Spending Or Hospital-Physician Integration ([link removed] )

Brady Post et al.

Medicare Site-Neutral Payment Policies: Effects Of Proposals On Hospitals And Beneficiary Groups ([link removed] )

Klara K. Lou et al.

Site-Neutral Payment And Biosimilars Competition Are Complementary Purchaser Strategies For Cancer Biologics ([link removed] )

James C. Robinson and Christopher M. Whaley

M E D I C A R E A D V A N T A G E

Medicare Advantage Plan Disenrollment: Beneficiaries Cite Access, Cost, And Quality Among Reasons For Leaving ([link removed] )

Geoffrey J. Hoffman et al.

Medicare Advantage Dental Benefits: Comprehensive Coverage Available In Fewer Than Half Of US Counties ([link removed] )

Lisa Simon et al.

Medicare Advantage Denies 17 Percent Of Initial Claims; Most Denials Are Reversed, But Provider Payouts Dip 7 Percent ([link removed] )

Boris Vabson et al.

Claim Denials: Low-Income Patients From Disadvantaged Racial And Ethnic Groups Experienced The Largest Burdens ([link removed] )

Michal Horný et al.

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F E A T U R E D S E R I E S

CMS’s Hospice Star Rating System Limited By Missing Data ([link removed] )

Amanda C. Chen and David C. Grabowski

part of our Age-Friendly Health series

Medicare Part D Redesign Savings May Be Lower For Beneficiaries With Spending Below The Out-Of-Pocket Cap ([link removed] )

Stacie Dusetzina et al.

part of our Eye On The IRA series

Stipends From Hospitals To Emergency Medicine And Anesthesiology Clinicians Increased In California, 2002–21 ([link removed] )

Erin Duffy et al.

part of our The Practice Of Medicine series

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Jonathan Blum

part of our Health Policy At A Crossroads series

A Policy Framework For States Seeking To Scale Palliative Care ([link removed] )

Brystana G. Kaufman et al.

The Executive Order On Fertility Treatments: An Opportunity For The Federal Employees Health Benefits Program ([link removed] )

Jonathan Foley

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