Tracking Trends In Provider Reimbursements And Patient Obligations

Katherine Hempstead1, Iyue Sung2, Joshua Gray3

  • 1Katherine Hempstead (khempstead@rwjf.org) is a director at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, in Princeton, New Jersey, and a visiting research assistant professor in the Rutgers Center for State Health Policy, in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

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