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This data brief presents a retrospective observational analysis of available medical claims data from New Hampshire’s commercial, Medicaid, and Medicare insured programs. The analysis presented focuses on the trends of prevalence of select conditions over a seven-year period (2016-2022) and is based on claims data from January 2016 – December 2022. It is part of a series of analytic briefs examining the rate of common health conditions and treatment costs for those respective conditions.

This data brief presents a retrospective analysis of available medical claims data from New Hampshire’s commercial insurance plans. This brief focuses on conditions with the highest average out-of-pocket costs paid by commercially insured members in 2022. It also examines how out-of-pocket costs for those conditions have changed over a seven-year period (2016-2022). The analysis is based on claims data from January 2016 – December 2022 and is analyzed at the overall population level and by member gender. It is part of a series of analytic briefs examining the rate of the most common health conditions and treatment costs for those respective conditions.

This data brief presents a retrospective descriptive analysis of pharmaceutical utilization and its associated costs by utilizing available pharmacy claims data from three of New Hampshire’s insurance payers: commercial, NH Medicaid, and NH Medicare. The brief identifies the top ten drug classes by number of prescriptions filled and their per-member-per-month costs. The analysis is based on the most recent calendar year of pharmacy claims data available (January – December 2022).

This fact sheet defines Environmental Justice (EJ) and shares work to advance EJ in New Hampshire.

On June 28, 2024, Catholic Medical Center (CMC) notified the New Hampshire Attorney General Director of Charitable Trusts of plans to sell all of its assets to Manchester Health Services, LLC (MHS), a Delaware limited liability company, which is a subsidiary of HCA Healthcare, Inc. (HCA), a Delaware corporation.

The Behavioral Health Improvement Institute (Keene State College) developed an assessment process, Field Assessment Tool (FASST) to estimate field development across 7 domains and 32 items based on key informant interviews. The FASST was first used to assess the conditions of NH’s Children’s Behavioral Health (CBH) field in 2017 and again in 2020. This report examines the results of a repeat assessment four years later.

This data brief presents an analysis of available claims data from New Hampshire’s commercial, Medicaid, and Medicare insured populations. Specifically, the study identifies the top ten most prevalent health conditions, the cost of treatment for those conditions, and the overall medical cost for those with one of the identified conditions. The analysis is based on the most recent calendar year of available claims data (January – December 2022).

Hospital mergers have changed the healthcare landscape in New Hampshire over the past 20 years and another major merger is pending review. There are important ways community members can provide input.