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Abt’s evaluation of Medicare’s AIM found $381.5 million in savings, and raised questions about how those savings—and risks—are shared.

First responders are at increased risk for COVID-19, but have relatively low vaccine uptake, and the resulting sick leave threatens public health and safety.

Abt’s first of its kind study identified the costs affiliated with joining an ACO, and the ultimate financials benefits to society.

Abt’s multidisciplinary teams and mixed methods approach can help federal, state, and local agencies address overlapping health and housing challenges.

Abt’s evaluation of CMS’s OCM payment model found that it helped reduce Medicare payments for oncological care.

Abt assessed the possibility of conducting a randomized controlled trial of transitional living programs for the Family and Youth Services Bureau

This study describes the frequency of respiratory virus infections among women hospitalized for delivery and relevant prevention and testing measures.

Abt’s second of three reports on HUD’s IWISH demonstration documents implementation of the IWISH model; experiences of staff, property owners, and residents in IWISH; and compares IWISH to offerings at a comparison group of properties.

Partial indoor residual spraying (IRS) is an effective, feasible, sustainable, and cost-saving approach that could expand IRS implementation.

This brief describes how seven programs that provided substance use disorder treatment, recovery services, and employment services adapted to COVID-19.