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The Quality Institute Newsletter: A bi-weekly edition to keep you updated our latest activities

SchwimmerScript Blog: Insights from Quality Institute President and CEO Linda Schwimmer

Take Five Interview: Powerful and insightful interviews with health care leaders

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Press releases and the latest news about the Quality Institute, our members, and New Jersey health care

New Study Shows Health Care Spending Up 18% in NJ

Published in NJBIZ. If you had any doubt about whether or not health care spending is increasing in the state, here’s some sobering statistics to digest. According to an exclusive analysis of New Jersey health costs from 2012-2016 conducted by the Health Care Cost Institute and commissioned by the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute, health care spending…Read More…

Posted October 11, 2018
Categories:In the News

Health Care Costs in N.J. Rising Even Faster Than Nationwide Numbers

Published in ROI-NJ. The New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute released a new study of health care costs — and their unyielding double-digit increase year-over-year — in a new report in collaboration with the national Health Care Cost Institute. The study covers data from 2012 to 2016 and includes employee-sponsored insurance from UnitedHealth Group, Aetna, Humana, and Kaiser Permanente. The results are…Read More…

Posted October 11, 2018
Categories:In the News

October 2018 Newsletters

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Posted October 11, 2018
Categories:Quality Institute Newsletter

Take Five with Toby Stark

Toby Stark is a Past President of the New Jersey Association of Health Underwriters (NJAHU), a consumer advocacy organization of professionals and brokers in the health insurance industry. What is the biggest challenge for a small or medium size business in purchasing health insurance? The cost is the challenge, especially for small companies of between…Read More…

Posted October 11, 2018
Categories:Take Five

No Agreement on How to Keep Lid on Health Insurance Costs in NJ

Published by NJ Spotlight. More people in Garden State have access to insurance because of Affordable Care Act but there’s no consensus on how to protect the benefits. New Jersey has made strides in expanding and strengthening health insurance coverage in recent years but protecting those gains and addressing the rising cost of care long-term…Read More…

Posted October 10, 2018
Categories:In the News

Exclusive Look at Rising Health Care Spending in New Jersey

Not long ago, I was reading Niall Brennan’s testimony to a U.S. Senate committee. You may recall that Niall was our keynote speaker at last year’s Winter Conference, and we called him a “truth teller” for his powerful insight and data on rising health care costs. Niall, President and CEO of the Health Care Cost…Read More…

Posted October 10, 2018
Categories:Schwimmer Script Blog

ROI-NJ Reveals First-Ever Health Care Influencers List

Published by ROI-NJ on October 8th. It’s time for our first ROI Influencers Health Care list. It’s just like the old power list we used to put together … well, except that everything has changed. We’re at a new publication — and the health care world we cover appears to be changing just as dramatically. A new administration…Read More…

Posted October 9, 2018
Categories:In the News

Scoring Payment Reform in the Garden State

Two numbers struck me after reading Catalyst for Payment Reform’s New Jersey Scorecard: 80 and 20. In our state’s commercial market, the share of total dollars paid to specialists (outpatient and inpatient) is 80 percent compared with just 20 percent to primary care providers. The national figures are only slightly better: 75 and 25 percent….Read More…

Posted September 27, 2018
Categories:Schwimmer Script Blog

Take Five with Michellene Davis, Esq.

Michellene Davis, Esq., Executive Vice President and Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, RWJBarnabas Health. Davis leads social impact and community investment across the system and talked to us about transforming the overall health of communities. Your program works to improve the health of residents beyond the hospital walls. Why did you make that a priority? As…Read More…

Posted September 27, 2018
Categories:Take Five

NJ Upends How Doctors Get Paid, So Why Do Vaccination, C-section Rates Lag?

Published on Asbury Park Press.com. New Jersey doctors and hospitals are increasingly paid based on quality, but patients aren’t getting the care they need to prevent illnesses and bigger bills down the road, a report released Tuesday said. Despite incentives to promote good health, the report by Catalyst for Payment Reform found New Jersey has fewer vaccinations, more C-section deliveries and…Read More…

Posted September 26, 2018
Categories:In the News
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