| (A) Decade Of Health Care Cost Growth Has Wiped Out Real Income Gains For An Average US Family | David I. Auerbach | 1630-1636 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| Lower-Income Families Pay A Higher Share Of Income Toward National Health Care Spending Than Higher-Income Families Do | Patricia Ketsche | 1637-1646 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| Higher Fees Paid To US Physicians Drive Higher Spending For Physician Services Compared To Other Countries | Miriam J. Laugesen | 1647-1656 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| (The) Growth In Cost Per Case Explains Far More Of US Health Spending Increases Than Rising Disease Prevalence | Charles S. Roehrig | 1657-1663 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| Health Care Costs Are A Key Driver Of Growth In Federal And State Assistance To Working-Age People With Disabilities | Gina Livermore | 1664-1672 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| At Virginia Mason, Collaboration Among Providers, Employers, And Health Plans To Transform Care Cut Costs And Improved Quality | C. Craig Blackmore | 1680-1687 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| Integrated Telehealth And Care Management Program For Medicare Beneficiaries With Chronic Disease Linked To Savings | Laurence C. Baker | 1689-1697 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| Early Lessons From Accountable Care Models In The Private Sector: Partnerships Between Health Plans And Providers | Aparna Higgins | 1718-1727 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| (The) Increased Concentration Of Health Plan Markets Can Benefit Consumers Through Lower Hospital Prices | Glenn A. Melnick | 1728-1733 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
| Affordable Care Act Reforms Could Reduce The Number Of Underinsured US Adults By 70 Percent | Cathy Schoen | 1762-1771 | 2011.09.26 | - | |
