- 2025 V-BID Summit Save-the-Date
- Higher Telehealth Use Does Not Lead to More Low-Value Care
- Standardized Patient Communication and Low-Value Spinal Imaging
- Spending on Low-Value Care Increased in Virginia During the Pandemic
- IRA Cuts Drug Costs and Spreads Out Payments
- Inflation Reduction Act Saves Medicare Enrollees Nearly $1B
- Medicare Reforms Guide Available from PAN Foundation
- IRS Guidance Expands List of Services Covered Pre-Deductible
- Consolidated Hospitals Tied to Patient Medical Debt
- All Parties Agree: Medical Debt is an Urgent Issue [...]
Medicare $2 Drug List Model Request for Information
PAN Launches National Educational Campaign about Upcoming Medicare Reforms
CMS Moves All HIV PrEP Drugs to Part B
Protecting Medicare a Top Concern for More than Half of Americans in 2024
Report Highlights Behavioral Health Cost-Sharing in Medicare & Medicare Advantage
- Chronic Disease Flexible Coverage Act (H.R. 3800)
- Inflation Reduction Act Provision Will Save Seniors Over $1K Per Year
- Allowing Medicare to Negotiate Drug Prices Remains Broadly Popular
- Voting is Critical to the Pursuit of Health Equity
- Data Shows Older Adults Face Financial Barriers to Prescription Drugs
- CMS Should Do More to Fulfill the IRA's Promise
- Nearly Half of Insured Americans Get Surprise Expenses in Medical Bills
- Health, Access, and Financial Barriers to Care Among Incarcerated People
- Let's Set Copays for Insulin at $0
- Reduced Cost Sharing and Medication Management Services for COPD
- KFF Examines Forces Likely to Shape Medicare Part D Premiums for 2025
- The Latest on Braidwood v. Becerra
- An Efficient Approach to Expand Equitable Access to Anti-Obesity Medications
- EHR Nudge May Reduce Unnecessary Breast Cancer Biopsies
- Out-of-Pocket Costs Substantial for Men with Abnormal Prostate Cancer Screening
- Nearly Half of Patients Miss or Avoid Care Due to Cost, Appointment Scheduling [...]
- What Does the Braidwood Decision Mean for ACA Preventive Care?
- The Threat to Preventive Services Just Got Worse
- New Paper Evaluates Impacts of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on Medicare Part D
- Study Finds Mothers Pay More Out-of-Pocket When Pregnancy Crosses Two Calendar Years
- Half of U.S. Workers Financially Unprepared for Unexpected Medical Event [...]
- 20th Anniversary of the First V-BID Mention in the Wall Street Journal
- IQVIA U.S. Use of Medicines Report
- Association Between Cost Sharing and Naloxone Prescription Dispensing
- Biden Administration Moves to Ban Medical Debt from Credit Reports
- Black and Hispanic Adults Less Likely to Receive Mental Health Services [...]
- Per Person Health Care Spending Increased 19% from 2018
- States Address Surprise Hospital Facility Fees
- Lasting Financial Hardship Associated with Cancer Diagnosis
- Advancing Racial Equity in U.S. Health Care
- A Path to V-BID for Mental Health Care [...]
COPD Medication Nonadherence Tied to Drug Affordability
Michigan Programs Aim to Ease Burden of Medical Debt
36% of Americans Have Skipped a Healthcare Visit Due to Inability to Pay
Loosening Coverage Restrictions Improves Access in State Medicaid Program [...]
- 2024 V-BID Summit Recording Available!
- 9 States Pass Bills to Fix Prior Authorization
- Medicare Households Spend More on Health Care Than Other Households
- How Health Care Behavior Has Changed Over Time [...]
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- $2K Medicare Part D Cap Could Reduce Out-of-Pocket Drug Costs for Over 1M Beneficiaries
- Decline in HDHP Enrollment, Concern Over Out-of-Pocket Costs
- Health Centers Can Make the Switch to Value-Based Payment But Need Assistance
- Why Affordability Is the Big Tent [...]
- 2024 V-BID Summit – Register Now!
- House Panel OKs Bipartisan Preventive Health Measures Analysis
- Insulin As Preventive Care: Why Not Eliminate Cost-Sharing?
- Why Are Patients Getting Billed for a ‘Free’ Checkup?
- Braidwood v. Becerra Virtual Policy Briefing[...]
- Health Insurance Premiums are Eating Into Worker Wages
- Naloxone Out-of-Pocket Costs Decreased Between 2018 and 2022
- Why Cost-Sharing on Its Own Will Not Fix Health Care Costs
- Benefit Design and Reimbursement Rates May Increase Out-of-Pocket Drug Costs
- Majority of People in Debt to US Hospitals Have Health Insurance[...]
- Few Older Adults Use Direct-to-Consumer Health Services
- Notable USPSTF Final Recommendations in 2023
- Rising Out-of-Pocket Costs for PrEP Threaten Key Strategy in Ending the HIV Pandemic
- Few Hospitals Achieve Equitable Readmission Rates
- Lower-Income People are More Likely to Report Negative Outcomes [...]
