Grants and Projects

To support the 26th Princeton Conference, which provides health care professionals the ability to discuss the most pressing issues in health policy.

To support a statewide healthcare improvement initiative in Rhode Island

To support the scaling of an advanced preventive care model for chronically ill older adults

To support interactive education on improving healthcare for high-need patients

To support the dissemination of value-based healthcare purchasing strategies to employers in the United States

To support the adoption of performance-based healthcare purchasing strategies by employers to improve outcomes for workforces and reduce the cost of care.

To support of a project to address high prices of life-saving medications

To support interactive education on improving healthcare for patients with advanced illness

To support a symposium on improving care for high-need patients

To provide resources to healthcare foundations across the U.S. on how to improve the quality and lower the cost of care for high-need patients.

To identify policy solutions to address excessive healthcare price increases in markets with limited competition.

To support the 8th International Conference on Patient- and Family-Centered Care: Promoting Health Equity and Reducing Disparities

To support the adoption of evidence-based strategies by Medicare Advantage plans to improve the quality and lower the cost of care for high-need patients.

To expand and develop the Better Care Playbook, an online resource for stakeholders seeking to improve the quality and lower the cost of care for high-need patients.

To support a 2018 national event convening healthcare professionals and thought leaders to discuss improvement of the U.S. healthcare system.

To support the 2019 Summit on Improving Patient Care.

To support the expansion of the Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker, a resource to monitor performance of the U.S. healthcare system

To support the 2018 Health Care Data Summit

To support the development of a shared decision making model for high-need patients