Lisa Swartz, MD, MMSc
Assistant in Medicine, Division of Endocrinology
Instructor in Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School
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Lisa Swartz, MD, MMSc
Assistant in Medicine, Division of Endocrinology
Instructor in Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School
Medical Services
Education
Internship
Boston Combined Residency Program (BCRP)
Boston
MA
Medical School
Harvard Medical School
Boston
MA
Residency
Pediatrics
Boston Combined Residency Program (BCRP)
Boston
MA
Fellowship
Endocrinology
Boston Children's Hospital
Boston
MA
Publications
Stopping the "Medicaid Churn"-Addressing Medicaid Coverage After the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Ends. View Abstract
Comments on Randall Brown's Paper, "The Evolving Art of Program Evaluation," on the Occasion of Brown Receiving the Peter Rossi Award From APPAM, November 12, 2020. View Abstract
The Future of Long-Term Care, edited by Pablo Villalobos Dintrans View Abstract
Long-Term Care Partnerships: Are they fit for purpose? View Abstract
Effects of Affordable Care Act Marketplaces and Medicaid Eligibility Expansion on Access to Cancer Care. View Abstract
Women In The United States Experience High Rates Of Coverage 'Churn' In Months Before And After Childbirth. View Abstract
Partnership Program for long-term care insurance: the right model for addressing uncertainties with the future? View Abstract
Reducing Medicaid Churning: Extending Eligibility For Twelve Months Or To End Of Calendar Year Is Most Effective. View Abstract
How Insurers Competed in the Affordable Care Act's First Year. View Abstract
Financing long-term care: ex ante, ex post or both? View Abstract
Shifting the open enrollment period for ACA Marketplaces could increase enrollment and improve plan choices. View Abstract
Medicaid and marketplace eligibility changes will occur often in all states; policy options can ease impact. View Abstract
Commentary: Generating rigorous evidence for public health: the need for new thinking to improve research and practice. View Abstract
Understanding state variation in health insurance dynamics can help tailor enrollment strategies for ACA expansion. View Abstract
Dutch insurance exchanges: the authors reply. View Abstract
Health insurance exchanges in Switzerland and the Netherlands offer five key lessons for the operations of US exchanges. View Abstract
Searching for a balance of responsibilities: OECD countries' changing elderly assistance policies. View Abstract
Health care reform and the dynamics of insurance coverage--lessons from Massachusetts. View Abstract
Implementing insurance exchanges--lessons from Europe. View Abstract
New estimates of gaps and transitions in health insurance. View Abstract
Establishing health insurance exchanges: three states' progress. View Abstract
Reasons for the wide variation in Medicaid participation rates among states hold lessons for coverage expansion in 2014. View Abstract
Long-term care: common issues and unknowns. View Abstract
Policy makers should prepare for major uncertainties in Medicaid enrollment, costs, and needs for physicians under health reform. View Abstract
Sharing the financial responsibility of caring for parents. View Abstract
Expert reflection--easier said than done. View Abstract
Maintaining coverage, affordability, and shared responsibility when income and employment change. View Abstract
Cost-sharing: effects on spending and outcomes. View Abstract
An interview with Katherine Swartz, PhD. View Abstract
Cost and coverage: implications of the McCain plan to restructure health insurance. View Abstract
Cures for an ailing system. View Abstract
The relative importance of worker, firm, and market characteristics for racial/ethnic disparities in employer-sponsored health Insurance. View Abstract
Time for a change--time for universal coverage. View Abstract
Investing in the future of health. View Abstract
Electronic medical records--federal standards needed. View Abstract
Time to finance health insurance differently. View Abstract
Big digs are not just in Boston--the need for government oversight. View Abstract
Budget impact of Medicaid Section 1115 demonstrations for early HIV treatment. View Abstract
Provide Medicaid to evacuees. View Abstract
Healthresearchfunding.org--add your voice to increase funding for investigator-initiated research. View Abstract
Executive compensation in nonprofit health care organizations. View Abstract
Common ground and common values. View Abstract
It's time to fix broken insurance promises to workers. View Abstract
The risks of an ownership society. View Abstract
Tearing Medicare apart. View Abstract
Blind faith? View Abstract
Bush's Medicaid proposal puts states between a rock and a hard place. View Abstract
Reinsuring Risk to Increase Access to Health Insurance. View Abstract
Medicare modernization and distributional implications. View Abstract
Government as reinsurer for very-high-cost persons in nongroup health insurance markets. View Abstract
Language proficiency and the enrollment of Medicaid-eligible children in publicly funded health insurance programs. View Abstract
Health is a budget priority--its funding needs to be restored. View Abstract
Opportunities for designing health insurance demonstrations. View Abstract
A need for new ideas. View Abstract
Effects of rising costs on health insurance coverage: private and public choices are not independent of one another. View Abstract
Can adverse selection be avoided in a market for individual health insurance? View Abstract