Figure 2 CHA Patient Utilization in One Managed Care Organization Compared with Rest of Network (FY2011–13)   Source : Medicaid Managed Care Organization and Cambridge Health Alliance data, courtesy of Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA (2013) More

Figure 1 Number of MSSP ACOs and percentage assuming one- or two-sided risk (2012–2022). Notes : MSSP = Medicare Shared Savings Program; ACO = accountable care organization. Data are derived from CMS's Fast Facts documents, accessible at https://www.cms.gov/files/document/2022-shared-savings More

Figure 4 Assessing potential moderators of compliance and mobility in Brazil, Mexico, and the United States. Note : Each panel reports the predicted change in mobility going from one standard deviation below the mean of a moderator to one standard deviation above the moderator's mean, when More

Figure 4 Assessing potential moderators of compliance and mobility in Brazil, Mexico, and the United States. Note : Each panel reports the predicted change in mobility going from one standard deviation below the mean of a moderator to one standard deviation above the moderator's mean, when More

Figure 2 The Effect of Cueing “Health Insurance” versus “Immigration Issues” on the Propensity to Avoid Certain Daily-Life Activities in Order to Avoid Scrutiny about One's Citizenship Status More

Figure 5 Response to the survey question, “How many staff members of your member state are in one way or another involved in the activities of the [network in question]?” Source : Authors' survey material, compiled 2019. More

Figure 2 Health insurance. Source : Same as for figure 1. Note : The share of respondents with insurance adds to more than 100% because some respondents hold more than one type of insurance. More

Figure 1 2008 Advertisement for MassHealth. Note language: “Good thing he's got health insurance” (italics added). Source : www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/04/24/306542078/how-one-state-convinced-its-young-invincibles-to-get-health-insurance . More

Figure 1 PIT estimates of chronically homeless individuals by sheltered status, 2007–19. Note : PIT refers to point in time counts of persons experiencing homelessness (one night per year). Source : “2019 Annual Homeless Assessment Report to Congress” (US Department of Housing and Urban More

 — frequency of joint mentions within fifty words of one another in Roll Call coverage during the legislative debate. The nodes representing each set of policy proposals are marked with an outer ring, with Republican policy proposal nodes in black and Democratic ones in dark gray. Light gray nodes represent More

of joint mentions within fifty words of one another in Roll Call coverage during the designated time period. The nodes representing each set of policy proposals are marked with an outer ring, with Republican policy proposal nodes in black and Democratic ones in dark gray. Light gray nodes represent More

of joint mentions within fifty words of one another in Roll Call coverage during the designated time period. The nodes representing each set of policy proposals are marked with an outer ring, with Republican policy proposal nodes in black and Democratic ones in dark gray. Light gray nodes represent More