hospital admission (that is, via the ED), implying that the entire change in ED use by movers is driven by ED visits that do … not lead to hospital admission. Similar results are obtained in a complementary event study, which uses hospital entry as …

can attend an in-network hospital, but receive care from an out-of-network physician. Because patients do not choose their …

years after UCC entry. The number of emergency room visits that result in a hospital admission also increases by 3.7 percent …. In contrast, there is no change in the number of ER visits that do not result in admission to hospital, in visits to … that UCCs--which are increasingly owned by or contract with hospital systems--induce greater spending on hospital care …

use birth records from California, merged with hospital and emergency department (ED) visits for infants and mothers in … delivery at a high c-section hospital leads to a significant reduction in infant mortality, driven by lower death rates for …