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Read an overview of the event and glean expert insights on how necessity is sparking innovation and growth, how proper evaluation and expanded policies can bolster the program’s impact, and how the future of PACE can build on what already makes the model exceptional.
In this blog, we update our prior work with Bureau of Labor Statistics data through May 2021 and find that health care job growth for women in 2021 has completely stagnated and actually turned negative, with 27,000 fewer women employed in health care in May 2021 compared to last December.
On July 14, Altarum brought together dozens of Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) leaders and experts, policymakers, and advocates to provide an in-depth look at the PACE program and its ability to meet the needs of a growing Medicare population. Watch a recording of the event.
The Altarum Board of Trustees has selected Michael Monson to serve as CEO and president, where he will oversee the next stage of Altarum’s expansion and impact of solutions to advance health equity; public health technology; and Medicaid, Medicare, and Exchange programs.
Altarum's experts explore how a new Alzheimer’s drug could increase national health expenditures by more than one percent.
Experts from Altarum's Center for Public Health Interoperability will present at the 2021 Annual Conference of CSTE, the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists.
Altarum social psychologist Christine Stanik writes how limited data to inform policy and practice of PACE has hindered wider expansion of the eldercare model. Now a new funding opportunity from AHRQ has opened the door for Altarum to conduct the most thorough analysis of PACE innovations to date.
Altarum has tapped Raena Akin-Deko and Lisa Tompkins-Brown, leaders in health care quality improvement and federal health programs, respectively, to expand the reach and impact of Altarum’s innovative solutions to advance health among at-risk and disenfranchised populations.