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Health Affairs | 2012

Survey Results Show That Adults Are Willing To Pay Higher Insurance Premiums For Generous Coverage Of Specialty Drugs

John A. Romley; Yuri Sanchez; John R. Penrod; Dana P. Goldman

Generous coverage of specialty drugs for cancer and other diseases may be valuable not only for sick patients currently using these drugs, but also for healthy people who recognize the potential need for them in the future. This study estimated how healthy people value insurance coverage of specialty drugs, defined as high-cost drugs that treat cancer and other serious health conditions like multiple sclerosis, by quantifying willingness to pay via a survey. US adults were estimated to be willing to pay an extra


Archive | 2006

Cutting Drug Co-Payments for Sicker Patients on Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Could Save a Billion Dollars Every Year

Dana P. Goldman; Geoffrey F. Joyce; Pinar Karaca-Mandic

12.94 on average in insurance premiums per month for generous specialty-drug coverage--in effect,


Health Affairs | 2012

An Analysis Of Whether Higher Health Care Spending In The United States Versus Europe Is ‘Worth It’ In The Case Of Cancer

Tomas Philipson; Michael Eber; Darius N. Lakdawalla; Mitra Corral; Rena M. Conti; Dana P. Goldman

2.58 for every dollar in out-of-pocket costs that they would expect to pay with a less generous insurance plan. Given the value that people assign to generous coverage of specialty drugs, having high cost sharing on these drugs seemingly runs contrary to what people value in their health insurance.


Archive | 2008

Identifying, Categorizing, and Evaluating Health Care Efficiency Measures

Elizabeth A. McGlynn; Paul G Shekelle; Susan Chen; Dana P. Goldman; John A. Romley; Peter S. Hussey; Han de Vries; Margaret C. Wang; Martha J. Timmer; Jason Carter; Carlo Tringale; Roberta Shanman

Health care coverage protects individuals against the financial risk that might result from spending on health care services. In the United States, coverage may take the form of insurance offered by private companies and made available to individuals through employers or purchased directly. The government also provides coverage for certain populations via programs such as Medicare or Medicaid; veterans are eligible for services from the Veterans Administration. RAND research on health care coverage dates from the RAND Health Insurance Experiment (HIE). Conducted in the 1970s and early 1980s, the HIE remains the only long-term, experimental study of cost sharing and its effect on health care utilization and spending, quality of care, and health. Since then, RAND studies have examined multiple dimensions of coverage, including the effects of premium costs on health care use, the cost and potential health effects of new insurance products such as high-deductible health plans, the challenges faced by small businesses in providing coverage to employees, the groups most at risk for being uninsured, state experiments with insuring the uninsured, coverage for behavioral health, and coverage for prescription drugs.


Archive | 2007

Obesity and Disability: The Shape of Things to Come

Roland Sturm; Jeanne S. Ringel; Darius N. Lakdawalla; Jay Bhattacharya; Dana P. Goldman; Michael D. Hurd; Geoffrey F. Joyce; Constantijn Panis; Tatiana Andreyeva


Archive | 2008

Modeling the Health and Medical Care Spending of the Future Elderly

Dana P. Goldman; David M. Cutler; Paul G Shekelle; Jay Bhattacharya; Baoping Shang; Geoffrey F. Joyce; Michael D. Hurd; Dawn Matsui; Sydne J Newberry; Constantijn Panis; Michael W. Rich; Catherine K. Su; Emmett B. Keeler; Darius N. Lakdawalla; Michael E. Chernew; Feng Pan; Eduardo Ortiz; Robert H. Brook; Alan M. Garber; Shannon Rhodes


Archive | 2007

Obesity and Disability

Roland Sturm; Jeanne S. Ringel; Darius N. Lakdawalla; Jay Bhattacharya; Dana P. Goldman; Michael D. Hurd; Geoffrey F. Joyce; Constantijn Panis; Tatiana Andreyeva


Archive | 2005

Future Health and Medical Care Spending of the Elderly

Dana P. Goldman; Baoping Shang; Jay Bhattacharya; Alan M. Garber; Michael D. Hurd; Geoffrey F. Joyce; Darius N. Lakdawalla; Constantijn Panis; Paul G Shekelle; Dawn Matsui; Sydne J Newberry; Emmett B. Keeler


Value in Health | 2018

Do Commercial Health Care Prices Influence Medicare Spending

N Ning; E Trish; S Axeen; Dana P. Goldman; John A. Romley


Archive | 2014

MortalityandTreatmentPatternsAmongPatients HospitalizedWithAcuteCardiovascularConditions DuringDatesofNationalCardiologyMeetings

Anupam B. Jena; Vinay Prasad; Dana P. Goldman; John A. Romley

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Geoffrey F. Joyce

VA Palo Alto Healthcare System

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John A. Romley

University of Southern California

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Neeraj Sood

University of Southern California

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Pierre-Carl Michaud

Université du Québec à Montréal

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