Looking Back To Move Forward
September 19th, 2022
A compilation of all HCFI’s publications featured in the COVID-19 Post Acute collection, organized around four overarching themes. …
What’s New
COVID-19 Continues to Intensify Long-Standing Nursing and Staffing Shortages (Long-Term Care Workforce 2022)
April 25th, 2022
Providers, as well as state and federal policy makers are grappling with rapid innovations to restore adequate staff during the pandemic and beyond.…
Medical Debt…Another Risk for Low-Wage Essential Health Care Workers
March 7th, 2022
Relief from Racial Disparities in Medical Debt and Medical Financial Insecurity Add to the Reasons to Restructure Low-Wage “Essential” Health Care Jobs March 4, 2022 Carol B. Davis, PhD,…
December 2021, Perspectives Blog
More on Low-Wage Workers in High Demand: A Policy Agenda Beyond $15 Federal Minimum Wage
November 2021, Perspectives Blog
Low-Wage Workers in High Demand: Seeking a Way Forward in Home Health Care
October 2021, Policymaker Luncheon
Insights from CMS Principal Deputy Administrator, Jonathan Blum, at HCFI’s Fall Policymaker Luncheon at the National Press Club. Excerpts here…
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Our Mission
The Health Care Financing Initiative fosters research and engagement between our students and faculty, legislative and policymaking leaders, and industry leaders in the areas of health care financing and public policy.The McCourt School established the Health Care Financing Initiative (HCFI) in June 2018 with the generous support of the Institute for Critical Care Foundation (ICCF).