Robert Berenson
Robert Berenson

Robert Berenson, M.D., an Urban Institute senior fellow, has published widely on a range of topics, including physician payment, private plan contracting in Medicare, health care cost containment and malpractice reform. From 1998–2000, he was in charge of Medicare payment policy and managed care contracting in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. In the Carter Administration, he served on the White House Domestic Policy Staff.

Dr. Berenson is a board-certified internist who practiced for twelve years in a Washington, D.C. group practice and is Fellow of the American College of Physicians. For ten years he was medical director of the National Capital PPO. He has co-authored two books—The Managed Care Blues & How to Cure Them and Medicare Payment Policy and the Shaping of U.S. Health Care.

 

Publications by Robert Berenson

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Aligning Incentives: The Case for Delivery System Reform: Testimony Before The United States Senate Committee on Finance (Testimony)
Author(s): Robert Berenson
Posted: September 16, 2008Availability: HTML | PDF

Hospital-Physician Relations: Two Tracks and the Decline of the Voluntary Medical Staff Model (Research Report)
Author(s): Lawrence P. Casalino, Elizabeth A. November, Robert Berenson, Hoangmai H. Pham
Posted: September 11, 2008Availability: HTML

A House Is Not A Home: Keeping Patients At The Center Of Practice Redesign (Research Report)
Author(s): Robert Berenson, Terry Hammons, David N. Gans, Stephen Zuckerman, Katie Merrell
Posted: September 11, 2008Availability: HTML

Challenging the Status Quo on Chronic Disease Care: Seven Case Studies (Article)
Author(s): Robert Berenson
Posted: February 08, 2008Availability: HTML

The Primary Care-Specialty Income Gap: Why It Matters (Research Report)
Author(s): Thomas Bodenheimer, Robert Berenson, Paul Rudolf
Posted: February 07, 2008Availability: HTML

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