Health Care Markets

Ultimately, all health care is organized and delivered at ground level-in local communities-where HSC collects information about the changing health system. HSC research provides perspectives on the role of employers/consumers, health plans, hospitals and physicians in local health care markets.

Title	Date	Document Info
Syracuse Faces Rising Health Costs; Hospital Competition GrowsSally Trude, Gloria J. Bazzoli, Jon B. Christianson, Jennifer Coughlan, Peter J. Cunningham, Andrea Staiti	October 2005	Community Report No. 9
Syracuse Health Care Market Works to Right-Size Hospital CapacityHa T. Tu, Robert A. Berenson, Dori A. Cross, Ian Hill, Caroleen W. Quach, Divya R. Samuel	August 2011	Community Report No. 9
Targeting Communities With High Rates Of Uninsured ChildrenPeter J. Cunningham	July 25, 2001	Health Affairs
Tax Credits and Purchasing Pools: Will This Marriage Work?Sally Trude, Paul B. Ginsburg	April 2001	Issue Brief No. 36
Ten Years of Tracking Health System Change: The Evolution of CompetitionPaul B. Ginsburg	Feb. 2, 2005	Presentation
The Changing Face of Managed CareDebra A. Draper, Robert E. Hurley, Cara S. Lesser, Bradley C. Strunk	January/February 2002	Health Affairs
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Columbia, S.C.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	South Florida
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Des Moines, Iowa
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Wilmington, Del.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Fargo, N.D.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Houston, TX
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Indianapolis, Ind.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Minneaoplis, Minn.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	North Centeral Florida
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Orange County, Calif.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Portland, Ore.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	St. Louis, Mo.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Boston, Mass.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	San Diego, Calif.