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Health Care Financing Review
The Health Care Financing Review is the subscription journal of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The Review seeks to contribute to an improved understanding of the Medicare and Medicaid Programs and the U.S. health care system by presenting information and analyses on a broad range of health care financing and delivery issues.
The Review highlights the results of policy-relevant research and
provides a forum for a broad range of viewpoints to stimulate discussion among
a diverse audience that includes policymakers, planners, administrators, insurers,
researchers, and health care providers. The Review is published quarterly,
with an additional statistical supplement issue every year.
Current Issue
Health Outcomes Survey
Volume 25, Number 4
Summer 2004
Measuring and Improving Health Outcomes in Medicare: The HOS Program
Samuel C. (Chris) Haffer and Soyna E. Bowen
(.pdf 436 KB)
Chronic Conditions: Results of the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey, 1998-2000
Beth Hartman Ellis, Erin Dowd Shannon, Jacquilyn Kay Cox, Leona Aiken, and
Brenda M. Fowler
(.pdf 383 KB)
Cathy Cowan, Aaron Catlin, Cynthia Smith, and Arthur Sensenig
(.pdf 425 KB)
Risk Adjustment of Medicare Capitation
Payments Using the CMS-HCC Model
Gregory C. Pope, John Kautter, Randall P. Ellis, Arlene S. Ash, John Z. Ayanian,
Lisa I. Iezzoni, Melvin J. Ingber, Jesse M. Levy, and John Robst
(.pdf 425 KB)
HOS Highlights
Coexisting Illness and Heart Disease Among Elderly
Medicare Managed Care Enrollees
Arlene Bierman
(.pdf 425 KB)
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