Insured People

HSC research focuses on the experiences of insured patients, including health care access, use and quality.

Title	Date	Document Info
Cost and Access Challenges: A Comparison of Experiences Between Uninsured and Privately Insured Adults Aged 55 to 64 with Seniors on MedicareTracy Yee, Peter J. Cunningham, Gretchen Jacobson, Tricia Neuman, Zachary Levinson	May 2012	Kaiser Family Foundation Issue Brief
Improving Health Care Access for Low-Income People: Lessons from Ascension Health's Community CollaborativesLaurie E. Felland, Paul B. Ginsburg, Gretchen Kishbauch	July 2011	Journal Article Health Affairs
The Growing Financial Burden of Health Care: National and State Trends, 2001-2006Peter J. Cunningham	March 25, 2010	Journal Article Health Affairs
Affording Prescription Drugs: Not Just a Problem for the ElderlyPeter J. Cunningham	April 2002	Research Report No. 5
Do Consumers Know How Their Health Plan Works?Peter J. Cunningham, Charles Denk, Michael Sinclair	March/April 2001	Health Affairs
Health Plan Switching:Peter J. Cunningham, Linda T. Kohn	May/June 2000	Health Affairs
Does Type of Health Insurance Affect Health Care Use and Assessments of Care Among the Privately Insured?James D. Reschovsky, Peter Kemper, Ha T. Tu	April 2000	Health Services Research
Do HMOs Make a Difference?Timothy K. Lake	Winter 1999/2000	Inquiry
Do HMOs Make a Difference?Peter Kemper, James D. Reschovsky, Ha T. Tu	Winter 1999/2000	Inquiry
Do HMOs Make a Difference?James D. Reschovsky, Peter Kemper	Winter 1999/2000	Inquiry
Do HMOs Make a Difference?James D. Reschovsky	Winter 1999/2000	Inquiry
Do HMOs Make a Difference?James D. Reschovsky	Winter 1999/2000	Inquiry
Do HMOs Make a Difference?Ha T. Tu, Peter Kemper, Holly L. Wong	Winter 1999/2000	Inquiry
Changes in Scope of Care Provided by Primary Care PhysiciansRobert F. St. Peter, Marie C. Reed, Peter Kemper, David Blumenthal	December 23, 1999	The New England Journal of Medicine