Micah Segelman is a health policy researcher with over ten years of experience utilizing health services research methods to inform policy, particularly in long-term care and care for older adults. He has expertise in quantitative methods, including designing and conducting evaluations of policy interventions, developing risk-adjusted quality measures, implementing value-based purchasing programs, and performing other policy-relevant research.
Dr. Segelman has done work studying the quality of nursing home care, nursing home staffing, potentially avoidable hospitalizations of nursing home residents and other community-dwelling older adults, the impact of the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) and other Medicaid home and community-based services, and hospice care. He has extensive experience with Medicare data, Medicaid data, the Nursing Home Minimum Data Set, and other nursing home-level data.
