Professor, Department of Health Policy & Management, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Gerard F. Anderson is a Professor of Health Policy and Management and Professor of International Health at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. He is currently conducting research on chronic conditions, comparative insurance systems in developing countries, medical education, health care payment reform, and technology diffusion.
Full audio from Panel One of the event Who's Got the Cure? Four Options for Achieving Universal Coverage
Full audio from Panel Two of the event Who's Got the Cure? Four Options for Achieving Universal Coverage
The Project held two panel roundtable discussions on four alternative policy proposals for achieving universal health care coverage in the United States and the merits and challenges of the various proposals.
This paper outlines a model for Medicare Part E(everyone), a program to provide universal, continuous, and affordable health insurance. This proposal adopts Medicare rules and payment systems to provide enrollees the same benefits that current Medicare beneficiaries receive.
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