Do Health Care Providers That Serve Historically Marginalized Populations Get Paid Less? An Analytic Investigation

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Health inequities are pervasive across the country, with the health and well-being of Americans too often diverging along racial and ethnic lines. While recent studies have identified many factors leading to health disparities—from differences in health care access to social determinants like housing, safety and food security—how we finance health care services and the structural payment inequities embedded in our health care system have gone under-explored.

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