Why are Narrow Network Plans Cheaper? Evidence on Adverse Selection and High-value Providers

Monday, June 11, 2018: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Oak Amphitheater - Garden Level (Emory Conference Center Hotel)
Organizer:
Daniel Polsky

Sponsored by University of Pennsylvania, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

3:30 PM
Adverse Selection and Provider Networks in Medicaid Managed Care: Evidence from a Large Urban Health Care Market

Author(s): Mark Shepard; Amanda Kreider; Timothy J. Layton; Jacob Wallace

Discussant: Joel Segel
3:50 PM
Role of Quality and Value in Lower Premiums for Narrow Network Plans

Author(s): Daniel Polsky; Bingxiao Wu

Discussant: Aditi P. Sen
4:10 PM
Physician Response to Provider Networks

Author(s): Elena Prager; Anna Sinaiko

Discussant: Kate Bundorf
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