-
1by Melnick, Glenn Fonkych, Katya Abrishamian, Luis Published in The American journal of emergency medicine (01.12.2020)“...It is important that policy makers, emergency physicians, hospital administrators, and health system planners understand the expanded role of hospital...”
-
2“...Millions of uninsured Americans rely on hospital emergency departments (EDs) for medical care. Throughout the United States, uninsured patients treated in or...”
-
3“...US hospital prices are rising again after years of limited growth. We analyze trends in hospital prices during a period of significant price growth (1999–2003)...”
-
4by Damrongplasit, Kannika Melnick, Glenn Published in Applied health economics and health policy (01.04.2015)“...In 2001, Thailand implemented a universal coverage program by expanding government-funded health coverage to uninsured citizens and limited their out-of-pocket...”
-
5“...Background: Federal, state, and local governments provide substantial subsidies to so-called "safety-net" hospitals, in part, to offset the loss in revenue...”
-
6“...Objective: We sought to clarify the importance of time frame in the measurement of marginal cost and to provide marginal cost estimates for outpatient...”
-
7by Melnick, Glenn A Fonkych, Katya Zwanziger, Jack Published in Health affairs (Project Hope) (01.09.2018)“...California became very successful in controlling rising health care costs by promoting price competition through market-based, managed care policies. However,...”
-
8by Melnick, Glenn A Green, Lois Rich, Jeremy Published in Health affairs (Project Hope) (01.01.2016)“...In 2009 HealthCare Partners Affiliates Medical Group, based in Southern California, launched House Calls, an in-home program that provides, coordinates, and...”
-
9“...Efforts by countries to attain universal coverage are often hampered by supply constraints that can reduce access to care for those already in the system and,...”
-
10by Wu, Vivian Y Shen, Yu-Chu Yun, Myeong-Su Melnick, Glenn Published in BMC health services research (21.05.2014)“...United States health care spending rose rapidly in the 2000s, after a period of temporary slowdown in the 1990s. However, the description of the overall trend...”
-
11“...Empirical evaluation of market power that hospitals gain over health plans through hospitals' ability to cancel their contracts with plans while keeping large...”
-
12“...Objective. Analyze trends in hospital cost and revenue, as well as price and quantity (1994–2005) as a function of health maintenance organization (HMO)...”
-
13by Melnick, Glenn A Shen, Yu-Chu Wu, Vivian Yaling Published in Health affairs (Project Hope) (01.09.2011)“...The long-term trend of consolidation among US health plans has raised providers' concerns that the concentration of health plan markets can depress their...”
-
14“...Objective: This study uses empirical data to study changes in the structure and use of HMO hospital provider networks in California. Study Design: Data from...”
-
15by Feng Zeng June F. O'Leary Elizabeth M. Sloss Melissa Succi Lopez Nasreen Dhanani Glenn Melnick Published in Medical care (01.10.2006)“...Objective: The objective of this study was to estimate the effect of Medicare Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) enrollment on hospitalization rates and...”
-
16
-
17“...Dramatic changes in hospitals' operating environments are leading to major restructuring of hospital organizations. Hospital mergers and acquisitions are...”
-
18by Dhanani, Nasreen O'Leary, June F Keeler, Emmett Bamezai, Anil Melnick, Glenn Published in Health services research (01.10.2004)“...Objective. To determine the effect of joining HMOs (health maintenance organizations) on the inpatient utilization of Medicare beneficiaries. Data Sources. We...”
-
20“...In this paper we take a historical perspective to examine the effects of managed care and hospital competition on hospital cost and revenue growth during...”