| Six Features Of Medicare Coordinated Care Demonstration Programs That Cut Hospital Admissions Of High-Risk Patients | Randall S. Brown | 1156-1166 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| There Is Little Experience And Limited Data To Support Policy Making On Integrated Care For Dual Eligibles | Marsha R. Gold | 1176-1185 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Gradual Rebalancing Of Medicaid Long-Term Services And Supports Saves Money And Serves More People, Statistical Model Shows | H. Stephen Kaye | 1195-1203 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Rapid Reengineering Of Acute Medical Care For Medicare Beneficiaries | Bruce Leff | 1204-1215 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Sharp Rise In Medicare Enrollees Being Held In Hospitals For Observation Raises Concerns About Causes And Consequences | Zhanlian Feng | 1251-1259 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Despite ‘Welcome To Medicare’ Benefit, One In Eight Enrollees Delay First Use Of Part B Services For At Least Two Years | Frank A. Sloan | 1260-1268 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Dignity-Driven Decision Making | Bruce C. Vladeck | 1269-1276 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Half Of Older Americans Seen In Emergency Department In Last Month Of Life | Alexander K. Smith | 1277-1285 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Long-Term Care Insurance Demand Limited By Beliefs About Needs, Concerns About Insurers, And Care Available From Family | Jeffrey R. Brown | 1294-1302 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
| Reforming Medicare Payments To Skilled Nursing Facilities To Cut Incentives For Unneeded Care And Avoiding High-Cost Patients | Carol Carter | 1303-1313 | 2012.06.26 | - | |
