Welcome to the RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis!
Our Mission
The mission of the RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis is to provide timely analysis to federal and state health policy makers, based on the best available research. The RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis is based at the University of Iowa, in the Department of Health Management and Policy at the College of Public Health.
Recent Publications
- Primary Care Physicians' Participation in the Medicare Shared Savings Program and Preventive Services Delivery: Evidence from the First Seven Years - Publication in Health Services Research
- Nursing Homes in Rural America: A Chartbook
- Medicare Advantage Enrollment Update 2021
- COVID-19 Cases and Vaccination Rates
- Sources of Insurance Coverage in Nonmetropolitan Areas: The Role of Public and Private Insurance Since 2009
- Geographic Expansion of Medicaid Managed Care Organizations: Assessing Access to Primary Care in Nonmetropolitan Counties
- Availability of Supplemental Benefits in Medicare Advantage Plans in Rural and Urban Areas
- Trends in Nursing Home Closures in Nonmetropolitan and Metropolitan Counties in the United States: 2008-2018
- COVID-19 Cases and Deaths, Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties Over Time (8/1/2022) updated bimonthly
- Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties - (8/1/2022) updated bimonthly
- Previous versions
Other Rural Health Research Resources
- RUPRI Health Panel Products
- Rural Health Research Recaps
- key findings from all Rural Health Research Centers, compiled by the Rural Health Research Gateway
Recent Presentations
- 4/11/2022 - Hit the reset button on healthcare policy
Keith J. Mueller. Rural Health Leadership Radio podcast. - 3/22/2022 - Supporting Rural Hospitals
Keith J. Mueller. Rural Matters podcast.
Also of Interest
- Participate in the Rural Healthy People 2030 Survey
- Share Public Health: Rural Health - A podcast series from the Midwestern Public Health Training Center focussed on issues of rural public health.