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Altarum will work with HRSA’s Maternal and Child Health Bureau to enhance collaboration between federal and state programs like CHIP, Medicaid, and Title V. The aim is to improve maternal and child health by ensuring these programs work together seamlessly.
The latest HSEI briefs show that national health spending growth has slowed down, health care prices have continued to increase faster than overall inflation, and health care job growth was below average in August
Recent high growth rates in spending on home health care, accompanied by somewhat lower growth in nursing home care, has led us to explore spending patterns over the past two decades in these two components of post-acute care and long-term services and supports.
Altarum provides technical assistance to Harbor Care Foundation, enhancing data capacity and improving outcomes for vulnerable populations in LA County.
The latest HSEI briefs show that national health spending continues to accelerate, health care prices continue to rise faster than economywide inflation, and health care jobs accounted for nearly half of all jobs added across the economy in July.
Driven by our Affinity Board and based on employee feedback, this recognition reflects our commitment to a thriving, inclusive, and supportive work environment.
In this brief, we investigate the association between whether a nursing home meets the new minimum staffing standards and the characteristics of the home.
Providing direct support to health departments to adopt new technology and data standards to better connect healthcare data into the public health ecosystem.
The latest HSEI briefs show that national health spending shows signs of acceleration, health care prices continue to rise faster than economywide inflation, and health care jobs grew at a below-average rate in June.
New study shows success with integrating evidence-based approaches to alcohol-related care into clinical workflows at Indiana University Health.
This article examines employment trends and variations across subsectors, highlighting the industries that contributed the most to recent growth, and the recruitment and retention challenges health care employers continue to face.
Altarum joins as one of the first 50 members of the Common Health Coalition to enhance public health initiatives and align missions for a healthier future.