Mission

Mission

The mission of Medicare Churning is to provide a credible, inclusive, and scholarly platform for the publication and dissemination of high-quality research related to Medicare, healthcare coverage, health insurance, healthcare access, continuity of care, public health, and health policy.

The journal is committed to promoting original, evidence-based, and ethically conducted research that contributes to a deeper understanding of challenges and developments within healthcare systems. It seeks to connect researchers, academicians, healthcare professionals, policymakers, practitioners, and students through meaningful scholarly communication.

The journal encourages multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research that examines healthcare issues from medical, social, economic, technological, administrative, and policy perspectives. Particular emphasis is placed on research that can contribute to improved understanding of healthcare coverage transitions, patient experiences, healthcare accessibility, and the effectiveness of healthcare policies and programs.

Medicare Churning is dedicated to maintaining academic integrity, transparency, responsible research practices, and rigorous peer review. Through responsible dissemination of scholarly knowledge, the journal aims to support researchers and contribute to informed academic and professional discussions concerning healthcare and health policy.

Our Mission in Brief

To advance knowledge, encourage ethical and innovative research, and facilitate evidence-based scholarly dialogue on Medicare, healthcare coverage, and healthcare policy for the benefit of researchers, professionals, policymakers, and society.