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Creating quality improvement opportunities for Medicare beneficiaries by linking lab values to claims data
$99,977 awarded to Duke University School of Medicine in 2013 — Durham, NC
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Connecting the seriously mental ill to health coverage under the Affordable Care Act
$98,000 awarded to Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law in 2013 — Washington, DC
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Status: Active
Supporting Health Care For All's annual fund-raising event
$25,000 awarded to Health Care for All Inc. in 2013 — Boston, MA
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Supporting the 2013 Princeton Conference, 'The U.S. Health Care System in Transition'
$25,000 awarded to Brandeis University, The Heller School for Social Policy and Management in 2013 — Waltham, MA
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Status: Active
Supporting planning to maximize enrollment in health insurance exchanges under the Affordable Care Act
$75,000 awarded to Community Catalyst in 2013 — Boston, MA
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Examining the Choosing Wisely list of tests and treatments with uncertain or low value as a way to reduce waste in the U.S. health care system
$99,967 awarded to Dartmouth College Office of Sponsored Projects in 2013 — Hanover, NH
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Status: Closed
Supporting a conference exploring the impact of the federal debt and deficit on Medicare and other entitlement programs
$10,000 awarded to National Academy of Social Insurance in 2013 — Washington, DC
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Status: Closed
Supporting a Health Affairs' conference to address implications of the Supreme Court's decision on health reform
$50,000 awarded to Project Hope - The People-to-People Health Foundation, Inc. in 2012 — Bethesda, MD
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Status: Closed
Developing a plan to educate small-business employees and owners about coverage under the Affordable Care Act and to increase enrollment
$25,000 awarded to Small Business Majority Foundation, Inc. in 2012 — Sausalito, CA
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Examining systematic patterns in insurance coverage and costs attributable to differences in health policy
$30,000 awarded to Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) in 2012 — Stanford, CA