Research & Data
Research & Data
The CMS Office of Minority Health (CMS OMH) offers a variety of resources to help increase awareness about health disparities. Our information products, reports on recent research efforts, data sets, and mapping tool will help you advance your work toward health equity.
2023 Disparities in Medicare Eligibility Report (PDF)
The Disparities in Health Care in Medicare Advantage Associated with Dual Eligibility or Eligibility for a Low-Income Subsidy and Disability 2023 report is now available. The report compares the quality of clinical care for Medicaid Advantage enrollees based on dual eligibility and disability.
Health Care Disparities Data
National and regional data on health care service utilization, spending, and quality indicators for the Medicare population.
One-page fact sheets focused on health disparities in the Medicare population.
Insight and examination into a variety of health and health disparity topics.
Research Reports
The CMS Office of Minority Health Research Reports span a broad range of issues, which address the Office’s informational needs and long-term research needs. These resources include high-quality and relevant health policy research through transparency of health care data and analytics.
Featured Reports
Stratified Reporting
Stratified Reporting provides useful information for targeting quality improvement activities and resources, monitoring health and drug plan performance, and advancing the development of culturally and linguistically appropriate quality improvement interventions and strategies.
Featured Resources
Mapping Medicare
Disparities Tool
View areas of disparity between subgroups of Medicare beneficiaries with our interactive tool.
Grants and Awards
Learn more about initiatives from the CMS Office of Minority Health, such as the Minority Grant Research Program and Health Equity Awards.
Data Tools
Our user-friendly data tools will help you and your community explore health disparities and help practices and health systems improve their collection of standardized demographic data.
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