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1. Top spenders among commercially-insured: increased spending concentration and consistent turnover from 2013 to 2015

Author(s):
Johnson, Bill, author
Rodriguez, Sally, author
Publication:
Washington, DC : Health Care Cost Institute, February 2018
Subject(s):
Financing, Personal
Health Expenditures -- statistics & numerical data
Health Expenditures -- trends
Drug Costs
Forecasting
Insurance, Health -- economics
Insurance, Pharmaceutical Services -- economics
Private Sector
Humans
United States

2. Under pressure: adults with hypertension are spending increasingly more on health care

Author(s):
Johnson, Bill, author
Fulop, Dan, author
Rodriguez, Sally, author
Publication:
Washington, DC : Health Care Cost Institute, March 2018
Subject(s):
Health Expenditures -- statistics & numerical data
Health Expenditures -- trends
Hypertension -- economics
Hypertension -- therapy
Adult
Ambulatory Care -- economics
Ambulatory Care -- statistics & numerical data
Cardiovascular Agents -- economics
Cardiovascular Agents -- therapeutic use
Drug Utilization -- statistics & numerical data
Facilities and Services Utilization -- statistics & numerical data
Forecasting
Health Benefit Plans, Employee -- economics
Hospitalization -- economics
Hospitalization -- statistics & numerical data
Hypertension -- drug therapy
Middle Aged
Humans
United States

3. The rising cost of specialty drugs drove spending increases for people with multiple sclerosis

Author(s):
Johnson, Bill, author
Publication:
Washington, DC : Health Care Cost Institute, April 2018
Subject(s):
Drug Costs
Health Expenditures -- statistics & numerical data
Health Expenditures -- trends
Multiple Sclerosis -- economics
Multiple Sclerosis -- drug therapy
Dihydroorotate Oxidase -- antagonists & inhibitors
Dimethyl Fumarate -- economics
Fingolimod Hydrochloride -- economics
Forecasting
Glatiramer Acetate -- economics
Interferon beta-1a -- economics
Interferon beta-1b -- economics
Humans
United States