Which team approach works best for Alzheimer’s patients in nursing homes?
New study at USC will compare two ways of caring for older adults with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
What is next for the Affordable Care Act?
As Congress and the president consider repealing ‘Obamacare,’ USC experts weigh in.
Health Ensured: How Affordable is the Affordable Care Act?
The proportion of the national debt tied to health care costs keeps increasing, raising concerns about competitiveness and national security.
Health care leaders assess impact of the Affordable Care Act
Leonard D. Schaeffer leads USC Price symposium on the trends and challenges created by recent reforms.
Health economics conference looks at future of the Affordable Care Act
Schaeffer Center hosts forum for national officials with an interest in health policy.
New chair appointed at USC School of Pharmacy
Steven Chen heads department focused on patient-centered care and socioeconomic analysis.
Health care weighs heavily on minds of providers
Panelists at USC Price event explore challenges in wake of the Affordable Care Act.
Obamacare explained by USC Price professor
Howard Greenwald talks about key provisions during a speaking tour in Canada.
USC survey reveals low health care literacy
Forty-two percent of Americans were unable to describe a deductible when the 2013 survey was conducted.
Studies explore ACA’s effects on Americans with HIV/AIDS
A series of papers in Health Affairs examines how the Affordable Care Act could affect two sectors of the nation’s most vulnerable people.
Providing the best possible care is a team effort
Overall health quality is the main issue of the day at a two-day USC conference.
Support for Obamacare tempered by worry over job loss, out-of-pocket costs
California voters are concerned about economic fallout from the Affordable Care Act, according to results of the latest USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll.