Resource Type: Evaluations

Rhode Island’s Affordability Standards Led To Substantial Reductions In Hospital Staffing And Labor Costs By 2022

Under Global Budgets, Hospital Utilization In Maryland Decreased By 11 Percentage Points More Than In Other States, 2013–23

Rhode Island’s Health Care Affordability Standards: Lessons for Other States Seeking to Control Health Care Spending

Prices in Hospital Outpatient Departments are Consistently Higher than Physician Offices among Site-Neutral Services

Rhode Island’s Affordability Standards Led To Hospital Price Reductions And Lower Insurance Premiums

Oregon’s Hospital Payment Cap and Enrollee Out-of-Pocket Spending and Service Use

Maryland Total Cost of Care Model Evaluation of the First Four Years (2019–2022)

Evaluation of the Maryland Total Cost of Care Model: Progress Report

Hospital Facility Prices Declined As A Result Of Oregon’s Hospital Payment Cap

Protecting Patients from Unexpected Outpatient Facility Fees: States on the Precipice of Broader Reform