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Jason D Buxbaum is an Assistant Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice at Brown University School of Health. He is affiliated with the Center for Advancing Health Policy through Research. His research focuses on US healthcare spending dynamics, particularly acute care resource allocation and the impact of federal relief funding. He holds a PhD in health policy from Harvard University (2024), an MHSA from the University of Michigan (2014), and a BA from Bates College (2008).
- Education:
- PhD in Health Policy, Harvard University, 2024
- Master of Health Services Administration, University of Michigan, 2014
- Bachelor of Arts, Bates College, 2008
Research interests emphasize evaluating healthcare financing mechanisms, equity in resource distribution, and the intersection of clinical outcomes with financial policies. His work has analyzed Medicare bundled payment models, hospital responses to pandemic relief funds, and the relationship between cost-sharing and medication adherence. Collaborations include projects with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Michigan’s State Innovation Models initiative.
Publications highlight trends in payment model effectiveness, hospital readmission penalties, and disparities in federal healthcare funding. His advisory work includes managing a $70M federal grant and leading industry-academia partnerships targeting low-value care reduction.
