
Ohio prevention basics: A closer look at prevention spending
This new brief provides a first step in quantifying Ohio’s public investments in prevention.
Learn MoreThis new brief provides a first step in quantifying Ohio’s public investments in prevention.
Learn MoreThe HPIO Health Value Dashboard™, the first-of-its-kind combined state ranking of health outcomes and healthcare costs, shows that Ohio’s health value rank is 47.
Learn MoreA follow-up to the 2013 Medicaid Expansion Study, this policy brief examines enrollment trends after the first year of Medicaid expansion, including analysis of enrollment in all Ohio counties.
Learn MoreThis brief describes the consensus understanding of population health that resulted from discussions among members of this workgroup.
Learn MoreThe second part of HPIO’s two-part series of briefs on Ohioans with disabilities. This brief explores how people with disabilities face complex challenges to achieving optimal health and well-being.
Learn MoreThe latest in HPIO’s popular series of “Policy Basics” publications, the brief provides an overview of prevention in Ohio.
Learn MoreIn this paper, consumer assistance programs are defined as those which train or certify individuals and/or organizations to assist consumers with enrolling in the marketplace.
Learn MoreA policy brief highlighting how diversifying Ohio’s health workforce can contribute to a number of benefits, including increased access to health services for Ohio’s most underserved populations.
Learn MoreThe first in the Health Policy Institute of Ohio’s two-part analysis of health and disability.
Learn MoreThe complete four-part pdf-version of the HPIO Guide to evidence-based prevention.
Learn MoreWith limited resources and growing need, investing in policies that deliver the greatest impact is essential. This event will highlight strategies that improve health and wellbeing while reducing healthcare spending. Speakers will provide evidence-informed research responsive to today’s political climate, focusing on what works and why it matters now more than ever.
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