Publications

A one-page overview of the Moving Massachusetts Upstream (MassUP) Investment Program.

This report is an evaluation of the Cost-Effective, Coordinated Care for Caregivers and Substance Exposed Newborns (C4SEN) investment program. The report evaluates the implementation and impact of the program against program goals and surfaces key themes that emerged in the program.

This practical guide offers actionable insights for designing and delivering patient-centered, stigma-free care for parent-infant dyads impacted by substance use disorder.

A one-page overview of the Promoting Appropriate Transitions to Home (PATHways) Investment Program.

This impact brief shares key findings and lessons from each MassUP partnership. The experiences of MassUP partnerships offer insights into building healthier communities by addressing the root causes of health through cross-sector collaboration, meaningful resident engagement, and investments in upstream strategies.

This impact brief includes an overview of the C4SEN awardees and the impacts of their initiatives.

This report is an evaluation of Moving Massachusetts Upstream, an investment program administered by the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission (HPC) and Department of Public Health (DPH).

The HPC makes investments to support care delivery transformation and innovation that aligns with the agency’s mission to advance a more transparent, accountable, and equitable health care system.

The Hypertensive disorders Equitably Addressed with Remote Technology for Birthing People (HEART-BP) Investment Program awardee profiles provide an overview of the five awardee sites’ care models and highlight their health equity approaches and quality improvement strategies to improve access to care, experience of care, and outcomes for birthing people experiencing hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. 

The HPC conducted patient experience evaluations of the Cost-Effective, Coordinated Care for Caregivers and Substance Exposed Newborns and Birth Equity and Support through the Inclusion of Doula Expertise investment programs and found that, overall, participants in both programs expressed satisfaction.