Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a #NEW article co-authored by CSHP faculty @aspishakthomas.com and @ericaeliason.bsky.social. It explores utilization of postpartum #contraception and opportunities to remove barriers to accessing contraceptives after #childbirth: go.rutgers.edu/zwr9k0nt

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from CSHP Director Joel Cantor. Last summer, he testified before the NJ Assembly Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance about the state’s ongoing efforts to improve #healthcare price #transparency and #affordability: go.rutgers.edu/5tpcqvkp

This week we’re sharing some #WednesdayWisdom from @njhumanservices.bsky.social Commissioner Stephen Cha. In an interview for @qualityinstitutenj.bsky.social, he shared insights about how federal changes to #health programs like #Medicaid will impact #NewJersey residents: go.rutgers.edu/6stiii9y

This week we’re sharing some #WednesdayWisdom from Lindsay Shea, director of the Policy and Analytics Center at the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute and the next director of CSHP. Dr. Shea recently shared insights from her career as a leading #autism researcher: go.rutgers.edu/vbjbsi0k

Today we’re sharing a #FindingsFriday insight from a report prepared by CSHP Assistant Research Professor @aspishakthomas.com and Research Coordinator Allison Oh. It examines the impact of #pandemic era continuous eligibility for #children covered by CHIP in #NewJersey: go.rutgers.edu/pa68lihe

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Elizabeth Cope, chief programs & science officer at @academyhealth.bsky.social. She writes about why the next generation of #healthcare transparency efforts must look beyond #data access to focus on improving #health outcomes: go.rutgers.edu/u5pxrqg8

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from incoming CSHP Director Lindsay Shea. As #AutismAcceptanceMonth winds down, learn more about a study she led to understand the experiences and #health outcomes of autistic Americans receiving federal #housing support: go.rutgers.edu/ndbx1mbk

According to data from #NJDOBI, nearly 69,000 #NewJersey residents—about 14% of marketplace enrollees—dropped their #health plans after enhanced federal #ACA subsidies expired, largely due to rising premiums. Others also downgraded to lower cost plans: go.rutgers.edu/smbylqh1

Today’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from CSHP and @rutgerssph.bsky.social Assistant Professor @ericaeliason.bsky.social. She spoke to #RutgersToday about findings from her new study looking at extended postpartum #Medicaid coverage during the #COVID19 pandemic: go.rutgers.edu/lvt4p707

CSHP Director Joel Cantor is among the honorees recognized on this year’s @njbiz.bsky.social Health Care Power List. Over more than two decades at #Rutgers, Dr. Cantor has become a widely recognized and trusted #healthpolicy expert in #NewJersey and nationally: go.rutgers.edu/uavuguc5

Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a cross-disciplinary study co-authored with colleagues from #Rutgers, @univofmaryland.bsky.social, and @ncstate.bsky.social. It examines associations between #police and #socialservices expenditures and mortality: go.rutgers.edu/ilguinqd

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Wardell Sanders, president of the New Jersey Association of Health Plans. He recently sat down for a #TakeFive interview #NJHCQI to discuss the state of the #healthinsurance market in #NewJersey and where it is headed: go.rutgers.edu/p1bucp0d

Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a #NEW advance publication of an article authored by CSHP Director Joel Cantor. It explores the emergence and potential of state #healthcare cost growth #benchmark programs: go.rutgers.edu/l1b59o4w

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes to us from Suzanne Buchanan, executive director of Autism New Jersey. She penned a recent @njspotlightnews.org op-ed about the importance of maintaining spaces that are accessible to our neighbors with #autism and #IDD: go.rutgers.edu/nnevz9n2

Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a NEW @milbankfund.bsky.social article led by CSHP and @rutgerssph.bsky.social Assistant Professor @ericaeliason.bsky.social. It evaluates how continuous coverage requirements led to changes in #postpartum #Medicaid paid care: go.rutgers.edu/slsqbwt8

This week, we’re sharing some #WednesdayWisdom from Dr. Nastassia Harris, founder and executive director of the Perinatal Health Equity Initiative. Her organization is working to improve #maternalhealth outcomes for Black women in #NewJersey: go.rutgers.edu/6zyjcrht

Today we’re sharing a #FindingsFriday insight from an article led by Dr. Rebecca Klege and CSHP & @rutgersifh.bsky.social Associate Research Professor @annnguyen4.bsky.social. The study examines facilitators and barriers to adopting the primary care #behavioralhealth model: go.rutgers.edu/64frlaxu

This week's #WednesdayWisdom comes from a recent @milbankfund.bsky.social blog authored by CSHP’s Margaret Koller and Joe Brecht. They reflect on the implementation of the #NJiPHD Project and offer lessons for states looking to integrate their #data for #research: go.rutgers.edu/rpb875xd

Today we’re sharing another #FindingsFriday insight from CSHP colleague Michael Enich’s @springernature.com study of how physicians use #Zcodes to document the #health related social needs of #patients and providers’ assessments of the value of these codes: go.rutgers.edu/7f4e19hy

This week’s bit of #WednesdayWisdom comes from Elizabeth Shea, former assistant commissioner at @njhumanservices.bsky.social responsible for the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities. She shares lessons for improving #decisionmaking in state #government: go.rutgers.edu/rnl9ou8u

New Jersey is one state that’s integrating its state datasets to improve population health research and inform policy decision-making. Find out how it’s working—and what lessons it offers for other states in a new post from the @rutgerscshp.bsky.social www.milbank.org/2026/03/inte...

Today's #FindingsFriday insight comes from a new @jamahealthforum.com article co-authored by CSHP and @rutgerssph.bsky.social's @ericaeliason.bsky.social. The article explores how the #COVID era continuous coverage requirement affected #postpartum hospitalization rates: go.rutgers.edu/z71z8njc

@lilohstainton.bsky.social with @newjerseymonitor.com explores the origins and charge of the Northeast Public Health Collaborative, an organization for states to help track and respond to emerging #publichealth threats, share expertise, and collaborate on #healthpolicy: go.rutgers.edu/22yweyg0

Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a new @naehomelessness.bsky.social report authored by #Rutgers colleague @emmytiderington.bsky.social. The report identifies best practices and tools for assessing readiness to exit permanent supportive #housing programs: go.rutgers.edu/invnhxyv

TODAY: The #NJiPHD Project is now accepting Letters of Intent for its eighth application cycle. #Researchers from within and beyond #NewJersey are invited to apply for access to one or more of five enhanced #NJDOH data sets: go.rutgers.edu/gxl795fa

This week’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a new @naehomelessness.bsky.social report on permanent supportive #housing (PSH) led by Rutgers professor Emmy Tiderington and co-authored by Pitt's Evan Cole with @rutgersifh.bsky.social's John Palatucci and Joel Cantor: go.rutgers.edu/invnhxyv

Dr. Raynard Washington, Governor Mikie Sherrill's nominee to lead #NJDOH, brings to the role a wealth of #publichealth experience that has drawn praise from across the policy and political spectrum in #NewJersey: go.rutgers.edu/i7j5c7ar

Today's #FindingsFriday insight comes from an article co-authored by CSHP's Frank Thompson and Michael Gusmano at @lehighu.bsky.social. They explore how the Biden administration’s strategies for minimizing coverage loss during the #Medicaid unwinding across the states: go.rutgers.edu/bidkfuu5

This week, we’re sharing #WednesdayWisdom from a recent @njpolicylab.bsky.social blog co-authored by CSHP Director Joel Cantor and Rutgers colleagues Derek DeLia and Bingxiao Wu exploring implications of #healthcare market consolidation for #affordability and #transparency: go.rutgers.edu/bosbilar

This week, we're sharing another #FindingsFriday insight from an @amjpublichealth.bsky.social article led by CSHP and @rutgerssph.bsky.social's @ericaeliason.bsky.social. It evaluates children’s #healthinsurance coverage during the COVID-19 #Medicaid disenrollment freeze: go.rutgers.edu/bejwpnrw

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Acting Commissioner of @njhumanservices.bsky.social Stephen Cha. Dr. Cha has extensive experience in federal and state government and has devoted a substantial portion of his career to advancing #Medicaid policy and innovation: go.rutgers.edu/p9k1k98h

LDI Fellow Aditi Vasan studies children’s access to Medicaid and CHIP. Two recent findings shed light on what happened following the COVID-19 public health emergency:

Today we’re sharing another #FindingsFriday insight from a study published by @springernature.com. CSHP & @rutgerssph.bsky.social Instructor @marasheftel.bsky.social and colleagues explore differences in when and how much #Latino Americans #work, known as “work temporality”: go.rutgers.edu/ugx6ii4q

Dr. Lindsay Shea, associate professor and director of the Policy and Analytics Center at the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, will join @rutgersifh.bsky.social as CSHP's next director. Dr. Shea will hold a faculty appointment at the @rwjms.bsky.social Dept. of Psychiatry: go.rutgers.edu/njk28ext

Today’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from CSHP and @rutgersifh.bsky.social Associate Research Professor @annnguyen4.bsky.social. She spoke with @njspotlightnews.org about the state’s landmark reform of its #licensing rules for outpatient #healthcare facilities: go.rutgers.edu/2q1d4hd3

#NewJersey has enacted a landmark reform creating a single license for providers offering #primarycare, #mentalhealth and #addiction services. The goal of this reform is to improve access by reducing the burden of navigating multiple complex licensing processes. go.rutgers.edu/2q1d4hd3

#NEW: This week’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a new study led by CSHP and @rutgerssph.bsky.social Assistant Professor @ericaeliason.bsky.social. It examines changes in children's #Medicaid and #CHIP enrollment during the #unwinding of pandemic-era eligibility: go.rutgers.edu/hl0dce52

IFH researcher Ann Nguyen @annnguyen4.bsky.social @rutgerscshp.bsky.social comments on the benefits of NJ's new rules for healthcare provider licenses. Learn how the reform could improve treatment for patients in @njspotlightnews.org @bobby-brier.bsky.social www.njspotlightnews.org/2026/01/nj-r...

Today’s bit of #WednesdayWisdom comes from Felix Muchomba, associate professor at the #Rutgers School of Social Work. He led a recent evaluation of #FamilyConnectsNJ, the state’s new universal #nurse home visitation program, which has shown promise in its early days: go.rutgers.edu/mhl9ryso

Today we’re sharing a #FindingsFriday insight from an article co-authored by CSHP Associate Research Professor @annnguyen4.bsky.social. The article explores how #loneliness and social isolation among #Medicare beneficiaries impacts patient–provider #communication: go.rutgers.edu/9lxy9tiv

NEW: Dr. Aditi Vasan and @ericaeliason.bsky.social (@rutgerscshp.bsky.social) examined changes in children’s Medicaid enrollment during Medicaid unwinding, with findings suggesting that millions of children lost coverage without transitioning to CHIP.   onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from CSHP Director Joel Cantor. Last month, he gave testimony before the #NewJersey Senate Committee on Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens regarding efforts to reduce #healthcare costs and promote price #transparency: go.rutgers.edu/ws0jsquy

The first #FindingsFriday insight of 2026 comes from a NEW study led by CSHP & @rutgersifh.bsky.social Assistant Research Professor @aspishakthomas.com. It explores the origins and major features of #Medicaid estate recovery, as well as its impact on beneficiaries: go.rutgers.edu/j3ei8p0

Last year saw a number of changes to #healthpolicy at both the federal and state levels. @njspotlightnews.org tnews.org provides an overview of the key #healthcare and #publichealth stories that defined 2025 and will continue to impact #NewJersey in 2026: www.njspotlightnews.org/2025/12/nj-2...

Today’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from CSHP Director Joel Cantor. He recently spoke with #RutgersToday about a @milbankfund.bsky.social paper co-authored with retired Medical Sociologist Michael Yedidia exploring how to improve access to #healthcare for the #unhoused: go.rutgers.edu/sp7838f3

NJ DOH and @njhumanservices.bsky.social recently announced that the state will receive nearly $540 million in federal funding to help #hospitals care for #uninsured residents and to improve outpatient services for #Medicaid patients across the state: go.rutgers.edu/7qlodk85

This week, we’re sharing another #FindingsFriday insight from a study led by CSHP/ @rutgerssph.bsky.social Instructor @marasheftel.bsky.social. The study measures exposure to #work related strain and explores variations in the association between #strain and #cognition: go.rutgers.edu/7qfuwm6q

Cross-sector initiatives b/w health & housing service organizations have emerged to coordinate resources and services for people experiencing homelessness. In a new open-access article, @rutgerscshp.bsky.social authors conducted interviews to understand the challenges/strategies of these initiatives

Today’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Ashley Koning, assistant research professor and director of Rutgers Eagleton Institute. A new @eagletonpoll.bsky.social poll found that #NewJersey residents are well informed about #healthinsurance plans and concerned about #affordability: go.rutgers.edu/m428qkes

We’re sharing an additional #FindingsFriday insight from a journal article led by CSHP Associate Research Professor @annnguyen4.bsky.social. She and colleagues identify strategies for implementing integrated #behavioralhealth care (IBH) into #primarycare practices: go.rutgers.edu/zhqxcu3v