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Michael E. Chernew

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Health Economist. Professor, Harvard Medical School. Tweets reflect my views alone and not those of any organization I am affiliated with, including MedPAC
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Year 1 Impact of Offering Non‐Emergency Medical Transportation on Care Utilization Among Low‐Income and Disabled Beneficiaries in Medicare Advantage

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By Katherine Ianni, Michael E. Chernew, J. Michael McWilliams
| Wiley Online Library
Disclosure Dr. McWilliams reports research support outside the submitted work from institutional research grants or institutional gifts for research and education from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the Commonwealth Fund, and Humana; personal income from Oak Ridge Associated Universities for services as a senior adviser to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation; personal income for serving as a consultant to RTI International, Analysis Group, Action Now Initiative,...
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Incidence, Persistence, and Steady‐State Prevalence in Coding Intensity for Health Plan Payment

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By Thomas McGuire, Oana M. Enache, Michael E. Chernew, J. Michael McWilliams
| Wiley Online Library
What is known on this topic ○ Medicare incentivizes providers and insurers to code for as many diagnoses per beneficiary as possible, contributing to billions of dollars of Medicare program spending. ○ Empirical research indicates that the frequency of diagnostic coding in Medicare has increased steadily in recent years. ○ Current measures of coding practices for a given diagnosis largely count the prevalence, or the proportion of beneficiaries with a specified code, in one time period.
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Incidence, Persistence, and Steady‐State Prevalence in Coding Intensity for Health Plan Payment

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By Thomas McGuire, Oana M. Enache, Michael E. Chernew, J. Michael McWilliams
| Wiley Online Library
What is known on this topic ○ Medicare incentivizes providers and insurers to code for as many diagnoses per beneficiary as possible, contributing to billions of dollars of Medicare program spending. ○ Empirical research indicates that the frequency of diagnostic coding in Medicare has increased steadily in recent years. ○ Current measures of coding practices for a given diagnosis largely count the prevalence, or the proportion of beneficiaries with a specified code, in one time period.
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