Welcome to this week's Healthcare Data Digest. In case you missed any of this week's headlines in our Twitter news feed, you can view them now:
- 88 Percent Explain Red Flag Warnings for Worsening Conditions During Home Visits
- Study: 20 Medical Episodes Account for 41 Percent of Overall Growth in Employer Health Costs
- Infographic: A 50-State Look at Medicaid Expansion
- Children with Elevated Blood Pressure Don't Get Recommended Follow-Up
- New Chart: What's the ROI from Programs to Reduce Avoidable ER Visits?
- Research Finds Consumers Do Not Understand Health Insurance
- Could Childhood Economic Status Affect Substance Use Among Young Adults?
- Deeper Data Dive Improves ACO Performance, Quality
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