John Holahan

A benefit-cost analysis of project crossroads

Altering Medicaid provider reimbursement methods

Balancing access, costs, and politics

Controlling medicaid utilization patterns

Explaining the recent growth in Medicaid expenditures

Federalism and health policy

Financing health care for the poor

Geographic border crossing

Geographic variation in the volume intensity of Medicare physician services in 1988

Geographic variations in 1985 Medicare expenditures

Growth in Medicare physician expenditures, 1983-1985

Growth in Medicare physician expenditures, 1983-1985

Growth in Medicare physician services by specialty

Health policy for low-income people in Massachusetts

Health policy for low-income people in New York

Health policy for the low-income population

Market competition and uncompensated care pools

Measuring benefits from prison reform

Medicaid

Medicaid program evaluation

Medicaid program evaluation

Medicare physician expenditures

Medicare physician payment reform

Medicare Policy and the Recent Growth in Physician Expenditures

National health insurance

Physician pricing in California

Physician pricing in California

Physician pricing in California

Physician supply, peer review and use of health services in Medicaid

Price controls, physician fees, and physician incomes from Medicare and Medicaid

Restructuring federal Medicaid controls and incentives

The effect of reimbursement on physician services and income from Medicare and Medicaid

The effects of the 1981 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act on Medicaid

The Medicaid cost explosion

The Medicaid reform debate in 1997

The States' response to Medicaid financing crisis