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Evaluating the Cell and Gene Therapy Access Model
Project
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services created the Cell and Gene Therapy Access Model to be able to negotiate with manufacturers on behalf of states to make high-cost specialty drugs available to beneficiaries and affordable to State Medicaid Agencies.
$381.5m in Net Savings Delivered by Medicare Program That Promotes Rural Health Care
News
Abt’s evaluation of Medicare’s AIM found $381.5 million in savings, and raised questions about how those savings—and risks—are shared.
Monitoring Flu Vaccination Coverage among Pregnant Women and Health Care Personnel
Project
Pregnant woman and health care personnel (HCP) need flu shots, yet coverage for these groups historically has been below national targets. Without shots, the groups’ health risks soar. Pregnant women who get the flu not only can contract severe diseases…
Where Data Meets Discovery: A One Health Conversation with Adam Schaefer
Podcast
Abt's Adam Schaefer joins Dr. Ginger Dixon on One Health Wednesdays to explore the science, systems, and leadership driving meaningful progress in One Health research.
Filling Funding Gaps: How State Agencies Are Moving to Meet a Growing Threat to Affordable Housing
Publication
On behalf of NCSHA, Abt studied how 11 state agencies are impacted by—and handling—potentially catastrophic rising costs on affordable housing projects.
National Implementation Evaluation of the First Round Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG 1.0)
Publication
National Implementation Evaluation of the First Round Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG 1.0)
Publication
Co-Benefits to Children’s Health of the U.S. Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
Publication
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Industry Forum 2026
Event
As CMS systems modernize, Abt meets mission with proven methods.
How Do the Impacts of Healthcare Training Vary with Credential Length? Evidence from the Health Profession Opportunity Grants Program
Publication
Our analysis of HPOG subgroups defined by program experiences found weak evidence that long-term credentials led to meaningfully larger earnings impacts.