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Recent News Coverage
- August 15, 2023 – News Medical: Promising better, cheaper care, Kaiser Permanente’s national expansion faces wide skepticism
… all the pieces and selling their own insurance,” said Glenn Melnick, a health economics professor at the University of Southern California. - August 7, 2023 – California Healthline: As a Union Pushes to Cap Hospital CEO Pay, It’s Accused of Playing Politics
… Glenn Melnick, a health care economist at the University of Southern California, said he understands SEIU-UHW’s motive but questioned whether… - August 4, 2023 – Los Angeles Daily News: Union pushing to cap hospital CEO pay accused of playing politics
Glenn Melnick, a health economist at the University of Southern California, said he understands SEIU-UHW’s motive but questioned whether other… - June 26, 2023 – Modern Healthcare: Physician-pwned hospitals have lower prices: study
…Said Glenn Melnick, a health economist and public policy professory at the University of Southern California and a researcher at its Schaeffer… - May 28, 2023 – The Guam Daily Post: California hospitals seek a broad bailout, but they don’t all need it
…are big fans of these giant bailouts, where the relatively rich hospitals benefit as well as the ones who really need it,” said Glenn Melnick, … - May 25, 2023 – Becker’s Hospital Review: Analysis suggests only a ‘sliver’ of California’s hospitals are truly in crisis
…ones who really need it,” said Glenn Melnick, PhD, a health economist at the University of Southern Californa. “A big chunk of the hospitals, …
Recent Publications
- HealthAffairs Blog – Post-Covid Trends in Hospital Financial Performance: Updated Data from California Paint an Improved but Challenging Picture for Hospitals and Commercially Insured Patients Link here
- California Health Care Foundation Issue Brief – Heading for an Acute Crisis? Utilization, Revenue, Expenses, and Margins in California’s Hospitals, 2019-22 Link here
- Scientific Research Article – Long COVID: Healthcare Utilization Up to 360 Days after a COVID-19 Diagnosis–Results from Analysis of a Very Large US National Sample Link here
- The American Journal of Emergency Medicine – COVID-19 driven decline in emergency visits: Has it continued, is it permanent, and what does it mean for emergency physicians? Link here(Nov 2022)
- California Health Care Foundation Report – Health Care Cost Commissions: How Eight States Address Cost Growth Link here
- Epic Research Article – After Initial Diagnosis, Many Adult COVID-19 Patients Continue Seeking Medical Care for up to Six Months or More Link here
- California Health Care Foundation Report – The Financial Impact of COVID-19 on California Hospitals Link here
- Epic Health Research Network – Hospital Utilization During the Pandemic: An Update
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