Are fully integrated Medicare Advantage plans for dual-eligible individuals delivering on their promise of improved care coordination and patient experience? Find out by reading this article featuring Dr. David Meyers.

Bryce is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at CAHPR who joined Brown University following the completion of their Economics Ph.D. at the University of New Hampshire.

Dr. Ryan et al., talk about the reforming episode-based payment models to achieve savings and quality in Medicare

CAHPR faculty Christopher Whaley explains what insurance cost increases mean for patients.

Researchers at Brown University School of Public Health in Providence found that many Medicare Advantage beneficiaries disenroll from their plans within five years of enrolling.

Andrew Ryan and David Meyers penned this op-ed article in the Boston Globe.

Professors Andy Ryan and David Meyers study the cost and value of Medicare plans across the country, including controversial and rapidly expanding Medicare Advantage (MA) plans. Learn the upsides, downsides and incentives that guide these MA plans, and how reforming them could save billions of dollars every year.

How do we value the care of vulnerable Americans?

David Meyers, a health services researcher at Brown University, and his colleagues have been tracking differences between original Medicare and Medicare Advantage for years, using data from millions of people.

Explore Medicare Advantage and how it compares to Traditional Medicare.

An Interview with Health Services, Policy and Practice Professor Andrew Ryan