RAND Serious Illness Survey
The RAND Serious Illness Survey assesses the care experiences of individuals who receive care from programs that provide serious illness care to patients in their homes.
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Uncovering novel approaches to treatment to improve mental health and reduce substance disorders.
Care Quality
Incorporating patient voices with health care outcomes data to drive quality improvement.
Healthier Populations
Identifying opportunities to improve health for all.
Insurance and Affordability
Evaluating insurance benefit designs to test whether they encourage access to care and lower costs.
Price Transparency
Shedding light on strategies to lower costs and strengthen health care systems.
Technology and Care Delivery
Assessing technological and research innovations that could catalyze improvements in care delivery.
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RAND Health helps local, state, and national governments throughout the world identify policy challenges, develop and evaluate options to address them, implement changes, and evaluate their effects. We also conduct research for foundations, nongovernmental organizations, private businesses, professional associations, and community groups.
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RAND Health makes a difference by analyzing societies’ most complex health-care problems and providing actionable solutions.
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RAND Health works with a diverse range of clients across public, private, and philanthropic sectors.
Work with Us- Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
- Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
- California, Connecticut, Oregon, Virginia, and Other State Governments
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- Institute for Healthcare Improvement
- Los Angeles Department of Mental Health
- Mayor's Fund of New York City
- Medicare Payment Advisory Commission
- National Institutes of Health
- Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology
- Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Rockefeller Foundation
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services — ASPE
Featured Research & Commentary
Research
Living with Wet Basements: Experiences, Barriers, and Solutions
Jul 20, 2026
Research
Expanding Technical and Professional Components to all Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Services
Jul 14, 2026
Commentary
Making Health Insurance More Affordable: Q&A with Christine Eibner
Jul 9, 2026
Commentary
Teens Are Turning to Chatbots for Mental Health Help. We Need Rules to Keep Them Safe
Jul 2, 2026