101. The asset and income profile of residents in seniors care communities
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102. What drives health care spending?: Can we know whether population aging is a 'red herring'?
103. Medicare Part D and the financial protection of the elderly
104. Taking action in aging issues: creating an agenda, finding common ground
105. Giving voice to the voiceless: the case for advocacy funding
106. Designing the public health system for a healthier U.S
107. Building the community health worker field through partnership and innovation
108. Board service: from in perpetuity to term limits
109. Work ability and the social insurance safety net in the years prior to retirement
110. How much is enough?: the distribution of lifetime health care costs
111. Accurately measuring health over the life course
112. Spousal health shocks and the timing of the retirement decision in the face of forward-looking financial incentives
113. Work and retirement patterns for the G.I. generation, silent generation, and early boomers: thirty years of change
114. Measuring the spillover to disability insurance due to the rise in the full retirement age
115. Effect of informal care on work, wages, and wealth
116. Will better access to health care change how much older men work?
117. What is 'CLASS'?: and will it work?
118. Health and retirement effects in a collective consumption model of elderly households
119. Understanding the growth in federal disability programs: who are the marginal beneficiaries, and how much do they cost?
120. The impact of temporary assistance programs on disability rolls and re-employment
121. Effects of employer health costs on the trend and distribution of Social Security-taxable wages
122. Residents in seniors housing and care communities: overview of the Residents Financial Survey
123. Spousal labor market effects from government health insurance: evidence from a Veterans Affairs expansion
124. Growth in health consumption and its implications for financing OASDI: an international perspective
125. Integrating primary care and public health: opportunities for oral health
126. Health insurance exchange planning: philanthropy leading the way
127. Health care reform: promises and pitfalls for maternal and child health
128. Effective behavioral health funding in an era of health care reform
129. Disparities in food access and in opportunities for physical activity
130. Changing expectations for care at the end of life
131. Going beyond grants to end health disparities
132. Creating healthier communities to reverse childhood obesity
133. Integrative medicine: rethinking health care delivery
134. Healthy places NC: through place-based philanthropy
135. The one that got away: emerging leaders in health philanthropy on moving up and moving on
136. Making the connection with HIT
137. The partnership to eliminate disparities in infant mortality
138. Food and health for all: health equity for agricultural farmworkers
139. Dental Hub & Spoke Project links Kansans in underserved areas to dental care
140. Integrating health services for people with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
141. Another call to go upstream: housing is health
142. Health Foundation for Western and Central New York's Maternal and Child Health Initiative
143. Rethinking juvenile justice: promoting the health and well-being of crossover youth
144. Immigrant networks and the take-up of disability programs: evidence from U.S. census data
145. Holding out or opting out?: deciding between retirement and disability applications in recessions
146. Sticky ages: why is age 65 still a retirement peak?
147. Gun control: a health policy issue?
148. Living sicker and dying younger: United States lags in global health gains
149. The residual uninsured: taking stock, taking care
150. Teen pregnancy: a winnable battle within reach
151. Positive school discipline: opportunities to promote behavioral health
152. Lessons for strategic health equity grantmaking
153. Equity for all: entry points to elevate LGBT health
154. Responding to adverse childhood experiences
155. ACA outreach & enrollment: charging the first hurdles
156. Healthy grandparents: raising healthy grandchildren
157. Enrolling the young uninsured
158. Addressing the health needs of LGBT elders
159. Partnering with the private sector to achieve total health
160. Solving the Connecticut data deficit through collaboration
161. Coming soon?: the ongoing effort to promote better depression services in primary care
162. Conceptualizing best practices for maternal and child health
163. Improving systems of care for children with special health care needs
164. A lawyer's role: ensuring the health of children and youth in foster care
165. Oregon's 1115 Medicaid Demonstration: new partnerships to power up a transformed system of care
166. Preventing prematurity
167. Working at the intersection of healthy eating, active living, and violence prevention
168. The pregnant elephant in the room: the U.S. maternity care crisis
169. The role of evaluation in designing CHOMPERS! and bringing dental care to kids
170. Philanthropy: Terrance Keenan style
171. Social connectedness and health: a fresh approach to community-driven grantmaking
172. Sustaining health care improvement initiatives through policy
173. Ensuring equality for LGBT communities
174. Linking medical services and community-based care: a step toward aging with dignity, choice, and independence
175. Latinos and health care: an opportunity for philanthropy
176. The road less traveled: integrative medicine and U.S. health
177. Creating a culture for innovation and risk taking in transformative times
178. Nonprofit competition in the health insurance exchange: consumer operated and oriented plans
179. Seismic shifts beyond foundation walls compel changes within
180. Health impact assessments: a pathway to health equity
181. Making health happen for our sons and brothers
182. Public policy and the equity agenda
183. Changing the community conversation on health care in Orange County, California
184. A world of darkness: what if Thomas Edison had to write grant proposals to invent the light bulb?
185. The Fine Awards: rewarding great teamwork across the continuum
186. Stepping out: one foundation's lessons learned from leading a ballot initiative
187. Reclaiming futures, rebuilding lives
188. Reflections on building the advocacy capacity of nonprofit organizations
189. "Acting bigger" by partnering with government
190. Optimizing health insurance marketplace enrollment through collaboration, technical assistance, and promotion
191. Supporting ACA/Medicaid expansion enrollment in Essex County, New Jersey
192. Working to fill the information gaps in cancer care
193. The legacy of The Bravewell Collaborative: transforming health care through integrative medicine
194. The use of VA Disability Benefits and Social Security Disability Insurance among veterans
195. SSI for disabled immigrants: why do ethnic networks matter?
196. Can long-term care insurance partnership programs increase coverage and reduce Medicaid costs?
197. Does access to health insurance influence work effort among disability cash benefit recipients?
198. The Medicaid buy-in and Social Security Disability Insurance (DI) beneficiaries: lessons for the 2014 Medicaid expansion and proposals to reform DI
199. The tradeoff between health and wealth in retirement decisions
200. New evidence on the risk of requiring long-term care
