Employers’ Forum of Indiana Taps RAND Researcher Jonathan S. Levin to Lead Health Economics and Policy Work
The Employers’ Forum of Indiana is pleased to announce the appointment of Jonathan Levin, PhD, MPH …
Employers’ Forum of Indiana appoints Randa Deaton, M.A., as new CEO
The Employers’ Forum of Indiana is pleased to announce the appointment of Randa Deaton, M.A., as its …
Employers’ Forum of Indiana President & CEO, Dr. Gloria Sachdev, appointed Secretary of Health & Family Services under Indiana Governor-elect Mike Braun, announces new Vice President
The Employers’ Forum of Indiana shared today that Governor-elect Mike Braun announced his intent to …
Sage Transparency Relaunches With New Features and New RAND Hospital Price Data
Round five of the Employer Hospital Price Transparency study, conducted by RAND, creates the …
Indiana Hospital Prices Remain High
The Employer Price Transparency study – Round 5, conducted by RAND, shows that Indiana’s total …
Inaction on Healthcare Prices Costs Indiana Workers and Employers $2 Billion Annually
Press Release: A new analysis by Employers’ Forum of Indiana and national healthcare finance experts …
Hospital Price Platform Sage Transparency Offers New Standardized Data and Insight into Ambulatory Surgery Centers Nationwide
Employers’ Forum of Indiana recently announced the first major data update to its nationwide …
Employers’ Forum of Indiana Introduces Sage Transparency, Built Using New RAND Hospital Price Study
Using data from the upcoming RAND 4.0 Hospital Price Transparency Study, Employers’ Forum of Indiana …
RAND 4.0 Hospital Price Transparency Study Finds Indiana Hospital Prices Among the Highest in the Nation
Indiana’s hospital prices are the seventh highest in the United States, according to preliminary …
Indiana Hospitals and Price Transparency Press Release
The Employers’ Forum of Indiana reviewed 118 Indiana hospital websites to assess how they performed …
RAND 3.0 Press Release
New Data Reveals Employers/Private Insurers Pay Hospitals 247% More Than What Medicare Would Pay
RAND 2.0 Press Release
Private Health Plans Pay Hospitals 241% of What Medicare Would Pay, RAND Study Finds