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Jason Buxbaum, PhD, MHSA, is an Assistant Professor in Health Services, Policy Practice at Brown University, where he also serves as a Research Scholar at the Center for Advancing Health Policy Research. His research primarily focuses on US healthcare spending, with a particular emphasis on acute care. Buxbaum's work investigates the impact of hospital-directed Covid-19 provider relief funding and the evolving relationship between changing demand and hospital resource utilization. He aims to understand the relative contributions of acute care to population health. Buxbaum earned his PhD in health policy from Harvard University in 2024, a master's degree in health services administration from the University of Michigan in 2014, and a bachelor's degree from Bates College in 2008.
National Academy for State Health Policy • United States
Worked on state-level health policy issues as a policy analyst.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan • Michigan, USA
Focused on policy development and reimbursement strategies.
Michigan’s $70 Million State Innovation Models Federal Award • Michigan, USA
Managed a significant federal award aimed at innovation in health care.
Department: Department of Economics