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John Holahan, Director

HolahanJohn F. Holahan, Ph.D. is Director of the Health Policy Research Center at The Urban Institute. Much of his research has focused on state health policy, including Medicaid and issues of federalism and health. These include analyses of the recent growth in Medicaid expenditures and the implications of block grants and changes in matching formulas on states. He has also published on strategies for Medicaid reform.

He has developed proposals for health system reform, most recently in Massachusetts. He has also published research on the reasons for the growth in the uninsured over the past decade and on the effects of proposals to expand health insurance coverage on the number of uninsured and the cost to federal and state governments.

 

Publications by John Holahan

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Enrollment-Driven Expenditure Growth: Medicaid Spending during the Economic Downturn, FFY2007-2010 (Research Report)
Rachel Garfield, Lisa Clemans-Cope, Emily Lawton, John Holahan
Posted: May 14, 2012Availability: HTML

ACA Implementation-Monitoring and Tracking: Declining Health Insurance in Low-Income Working Families and Small Businesses (Research Report)
John Holahan, Vicki Chen
Posted: April 19, 2012Availability: HTML | PDF

Medicare, Medicaid and the Deficit Debate (Policy Briefs/Timely Analysis of Health Policy Issues)
John Holahan, Stacey McMorrow
Posted: April 19, 2012Availability: HTML | PDF

A Decade of Coverage Losses: Implications for the Affordable Care Act (Research Report)
Fredric Blavin, John Holahan, Genevieve M. Kenney, Vicki Chen
Posted: February 24, 2012Availability: HTML | PDF

ACA Implementation-Monitoring and Tracking: Maryland Site Visit Report (Research Report)
Linda J. Blumberg, Brigette Courtot, Ian Hill, John Holahan
Posted: February 20, 2012Availability: HTML | PDF

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