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Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit organization established by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, operating from New York City with 11–50 employees. The Center's mission is to identify and promote solutions that improve U.S. healthcare affordability and quality through three program pillars: fostering innovative solutions, informing purchasing decisions, and tracking system performance. Its core product portfolio includes the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI), which conducts independent evaluations of digital health technologies using the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework; the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs, which supports state-level cost growth targets in six states covering approximately one-in-five Americans; and the Health System Tracker, a partnership with KFF that provides public analysis of U.S. healthcare system performance. The Center was a founding philanthropic partner of Civica Rx, the nonprofit generic drug company, committing $15 million cumulatively to support generic drug accessibility and low-cost insulin manufacturing.

The organization's business model is philanthropic grantmaking funded entirely by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation endowment. Rather than generating revenue through product sales, the Center channels resources to state governments, academic institutions, nonprofit drug manufacturers, and digital health evaluators through directed grants. Distribution occurs through research publications, federal regulatory comment letters to HHS/Treasury/Labor/CMS, Congressional testimony, media engagement, and direct state government partnerships. Recent strategic activity has been concentrated in three areas: scaling PHTI's digital health evaluation portfolio (diabetes, musculoskeletal, hypertension, behavioral health), expanding federal regulatory engagement on price transparency and Medicare payment policy, and broadening the research ecosystem through partnerships with Yale, ICER, IHME, and employer purchaser coalitions. The Center has no products or services sold commercially and no disclosed software platform or API; its "products" are research reports, policy frameworks, and grant-funded initiatives.

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Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit, founded by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, that advances U.S. healthcare affordability through digital health technology evaluations (PHTI), state-level cost growth target programs (Peterson-Milbank), and policy research serving state governments, employers, and federal regulators.

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healthcare affordability research, health policy advocacy, philanthropic grantmaking, digital health evaluation, healthcare cost transparency
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Healthcare Policy Research and Advocacy
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1Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI)
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A nonprofit organization that provides independent evaluations of innovative healthcare technologies to improve health and lower costs, providing rigorous evidence-based assessments of clinical benefits and economic impact of digital health solutions.

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The Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit organization that advances U.S. healthcare affordability through three pillars: fostering innovative solutions (e.g., supporting Civica Rx for low-cost generic drugs), informing purchasing decisions (state cost growth targets, data transparency advocacy), and tracking system performance (Health System Tracker with KFF). Its core offerings include the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) for independent digital health technology evaluations and the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs supporting state-level cost containment.

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The Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit organization established by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation that focuses on transforming U.S. healthcare into a high-performance system. Its product portfolio centers on healthcare affordability research, policy advocacy, and grant-making. The core offerings include the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI), which provides independent evaluations of digital health technologies using the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework; the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs, which supports state-level healthcare cost growth targets in five states; the Health System Tracker (in partnership with KFF) for healthcare performance analysis; and Transparency in Coverage research and advocacy to improve healthcare pricing transparency for employers and consumers. The organization engages in grant-making to support healthcare affordability initiatives including generic drug accessibility through Civica Rx.

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1Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI)
CategoryHealthcare Technology Assessment
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A nonprofit organization providing independent evaluations of digital health technologies, analyzing clinical benefits and economic impact to help purchasers, providers, and policymakers identify high-value healthcare technologies.

2ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework for Digital Health Technologies
CategoryHealthcare Technology Assessment
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A comprehensive framework developed in partnership with ICER to assess whether health technologies improve health outcomes and lower costs, evaluating clinical benefits, economic impact, health equity, privacy, and security.

3Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs
CategoryState Healthcare Policy Program
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A multi-state initiative supporting healthcare cost growth targets in Connecticut, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Washington, helping states constrain healthcare cost growth to match economic indicators and wages.

4Health System Tracker
CategoryHealthcare Performance Analytics
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A partnership with KFF providing publicly available analysis of U.S. healthcare system performance, tracking cost trends, quality metrics, and outcomes to help decision-makers improve quality and reduce costs.

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Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-11
Description

The Center supports the launch of Yale's Health Care Affordability Lab, a new initiative led by Professor Zack Cooper to curb rising U.S. healthcare spending through policy-relevant health economics research.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-09-12
Description

Partnership to develop the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework for Digital Health Technologies. ICER is a recognized leader in health technology assessment supporting PHTI's evaluation work.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-07-18
Description

PHTI was founded by the Peterson Center on Healthcare as a nonprofit organization providing independent evaluations of healthcare technologies. PHTI analyzes clinical benefits and economic impact of digital health solutions in partnership with ICER. Launched with a $50 million commitment.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-05-31
Description

Recipient of $1.7 million grant to support a partnership with IHME for the Analytic Support Initiative. Supports the Health Care Cost Transparency Board's efforts to reduce healthcare spending in Washington State.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-05-31
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Independent health research center at University of Washington partnered with Washington State HCA through Peterson Center funding to provide world-class analytics for healthcare spending analysis and transparency.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-02-09
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Partnership for the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs, supporting states' efforts to make healthcare more affordable. The Milbank Memorial Fund received a $2.7 million grant to drive state-level healthcare affordability research and implementation of cost growth targets.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2018-09-06
Description

Peterson Center on Healthcare is a founding partner, funder, and governing member of Civica Rx, a nonprofit generic drug company. The Center committed $15 million to support Civica's mission to provide affordable, essential generic drugs and ensure predictable supply. The partnership aims to address chronic drug shortages and rising prices of life-saving medications.

Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Center grantee that published a white paper providing recommendations for improving Transparency in Coverage (TiC) data. Research focuses on filtering ghost rates, structuring claims volume reporting, and improving file architecture.

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Partner in Utah's healthcare affordability initiatives alongside Governor Spencer Cox's office, supporting the Utah Model of Care for data-driven care delivery.

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Coalition-based approach to healthcare affordability through purchaser power, evidence base including Sage Transparency hospital price data tool, and stakeholder engagement for legislation.

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California committed $50 million to CalRx through partnership with Civica Rx to manufacture and distribute affordable biosimilar insulin. First-of-its-kind partnership supported by the Peterson Center as Civica founding partner.

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TypeDirect peer
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Philanthropy focused on evidence-based policy including healthcare cost containment; co-founding partner of Civica Rx with the Center. Directly comparable as a similarly-sized foundation pursuing systemic healthcare reform through grantmaking and policy advocacy.

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Independent nonprofit health technology assessment organization; co-developer of the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework with the Center. Directly comparable as a peer organization producing rigorous clinical and economic evaluations used by payers and policymakers.

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Independent philanthropy focused on California's healthcare system with programs on affordability, access, and quality. Comparable peer foundation with similar research, grantmaking, and policy engagement model.

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Nonprofit research institution producing health policy and health systems research used by federal and state agencies. Comparable in producing rigorous health policy research and analysis, though with a broader research agenda.

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Public-benefit company pursuing drug price transparency and lower-cost medications through a direct-to-consumer model. Comparable mission (lowering drug costs) but operates via a commercial model rather than nonprofit grantmaking — an emerging alternative to the Civica Rx pathway.

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One of the largest U.S. health-focused philanthropies, funding research and programs across health system performance. Comparable in mission but materially larger in scope and budget than the Center.

TypeDirect peer
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Mission-driven foundation focused on health policy and population health; operates the Peterson-Milbank Program jointly with the Center. Directly comparable given shared focus on state-level cost growth targets and health system performance research.

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Private foundation supporting independent health policy research with emphasis on health system performance and affordable care. Directly comparable as a peer foundation targeting healthcare affordability through research, publications, and policy engagement.

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Family of nonprofit and nonpartisan organizations focused on lowering healthcare costs for seniors; co-founding partner of Civica Rx with the Center. Closely comparable in mission and grantmaking approach.

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Independent nonprofit health policy research organization and partner on the Health System Tracker. Closely comparable as a nonpartisan health policy research and data publisher serving employers, policymakers, and the media.

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Peterson Center on Healthcare

Healthcare Policy Research and Advocacypetersonhealthcare.org

Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit, founded by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, that advances U.S. healthcare affordability through digital health technology evaluations (PHTI), state-level cost growth target programs (Peterson-Milbank), and policy research serving state governments, employers, and federal regulators.

What Peterson Center on Healthcare does

Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit organization established by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, operating from New York City with 11–50 employees. The Center's mission is to identify and promote solutions that improve U.S. healthcare affordability and quality through three program pillars: fostering innovative solutions, informing purchasing decisions, and tracking system performance. Its core product portfolio includes the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI), which conducts independent evaluations of digital health technologies using the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework; the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs, which supports state-level cost growth targets in six states covering approximately one-in-five Americans; and the Health System Tracker, a partnership with KFF that provides public analysis of U.S. healthcare system performance. The Center was a founding philanthropic partner of Civica Rx, the nonprofit generic drug company, committing $15 million cumulatively to support generic drug accessibility and low-cost insulin manufacturing.

The organization's business model is philanthropic grantmaking funded entirely by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation endowment. Rather than generating revenue through product sales, the Center channels resources to state governments, academic institutions, nonprofit drug manufacturers, and digital health evaluators through directed grants. Distribution occurs through research publications, federal regulatory comment letters to HHS/Treasury/Labor/CMS, Congressional testimony, media engagement, and direct state government partnerships. Recent strategic activity has been concentrated in three areas: scaling PHTI's digital health evaluation portfolio (diabetes, musculoskeletal, hypertension, behavioral health), expanding federal regulatory engagement on price transparency and Medicare payment policy, and broadening the research ecosystem through partnerships with Yale, ICER, IHME, and employer purchaser coalitions. The Center has no products or services sold commercially and no disclosed software platform or API; its "products" are research reports, policy frameworks, and grant-funded initiatives.

Peterson Center on Healthcare firmographics

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Name
Peterson Center on Healthcare
Legal name
Peterson Center on Healthcare
Website
https://petersonhealthcare.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2018
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit, founded by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, that advances U.S. healthcare affordability through digital health technology evaluations (PHTI), state-level cost growth target programs (Peterson-Milbank), and policy research serving state governments, employers, and federal regulators.
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Healthcare Policy Research and Advocacy
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Health and Welfare Funds (525120), Health and Welfare Funds (52512)
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Services-Health Services (8000), Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec (8090)
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Health Research Funding Agencies (Public/Quasi-Public) (HLAJALAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Chronic Disease & Health Promotion Program Funding (HLAJALAJ), Community Health & Prevention Program Funding (HLAJALAF), Cardiometabolic RPM & Chronic Disease Management (diabetes, hypertension, CHF, obesity) (HLALAFAA)

Keywords

  • Healthcare affordability research
  • Health policy advocacy
  • Philanthropic grantmaking
  • Digital health evaluation
  • Healthcare cost transparency

Where Peterson Center on Healthcare is headquartered

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New York
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United States
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North America

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Others, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Peterson Center on Healthcare product offering

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Core offering

The Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit organization that advances U.S. healthcare affordability through three pillars: fostering innovative solutions (e.g., supporting Civica Rx for low-cost generic drugs), informing purchasing decisions (state cost growth targets, data transparency advocacy), and tracking system performance (Health System Tracker with KFF). Its core offerings include the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) for independent digital health technology evaluations and the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs supporting state-level cost containment.

Product overview

The Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit organization established by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation that focuses on transforming U.S. healthcare into a high-performance system. Its product portfolio centers on healthcare affordability research, policy advocacy, and grant-making. The core offerings include the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI), which provides independent evaluations of digital health technologies using the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework; the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs, which supports state-level healthcare cost growth targets in five states; the Health System Tracker (in partnership with KFF) for healthcare performance analysis; and Transparency in Coverage research and advocacy to improve healthcare pricing transparency for employers and consumers. The organization engages in grant-making to support healthcare affordability initiatives including generic drug accessibility through Civica Rx.

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Brands

  • Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI): A nonprofit organization that provides independent evaluations of innovative healthcare technologies to improve health and lower costs, providing rigorous evidence-based assessments of clinical benefits and economic impact of digital health solutions.
  • Health System Tracker

Products and services

  • Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) A nonprofit organization providing independent evaluations of digital health technologies, analyzing clinical benefits and economic impact to help purchasers, providers, and policymakers identify high-value healthcare technologies.
  • ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework for Digital Health Technologies A comprehensive framework developed in partnership with ICER to assess whether health technologies improve health outcomes and lower costs, evaluating clinical benefits, economic impact, health equity, privacy, and security.
  • Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs A multi-state initiative supporting healthcare cost growth targets in Connecticut, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Washington, helping states constrain healthcare cost growth to match economic indicators and wages.
  • Health System Tracker A partnership with KFF providing publicly available analysis of U.S. healthcare system performance, tracking cost trends, quality metrics, and outcomes to help decision-makers improve quality and reduce costs.

Quantifiable outcome

  • PHTI launched with $50 million commitment to evaluate digital health technologies
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Peterson Center on Healthcare partnerships and signals

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Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered significant, core, major, flagship and regional.

  • Yale Health Care Affordability LabsignificantStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 March 2026The Center supports the launch of Yale's Health Care Affordability Lab, a new initiative led by Professor Zack Cooper to curb rising U.S. healthcare spending through policy-relevant health economics research.
  • Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 12 September 2023Partnership to develop the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework for Digital Health Technologies. ICER is a recognized leader in health technology assessment supporting PHTI's evaluation work.
  • Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 July 2023PHTI was founded by the Peterson Center on Healthcare as a nonprofit organization providing independent evaluations of healthcare technologies. PHTI analyzes clinical benefits and economic impact of digital health solutions in partnership with ICER. Launched with a $50 million commitment.
  • Washington State Health Care AuthoritymajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 May 2023Recipient of $1.7 million grant to support a partnership with IHME for the Analytic Support Initiative. Supports the Health Care Cost Transparency Board's efforts to reduce healthcare spending in Washington State.
  • Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME)majorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 May 2023Independent health research center at University of Washington partnered with Washington State HCA through Peterson Center funding to provide world-class analytics for healthcare spending analysis and transparency.
  • Milbank Memorial FundcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 9 February 2023Partnership for the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs, supporting states' efforts to make healthcare more affordable. The Milbank Memorial Fund received a $2.7 million grant to drive state-level healthcare affordability research and implementation of cost growth targets.
  • Civica RxflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 September 2018Peterson Center on Healthcare is a founding partner, funder, and governing member of Civica Rx, a nonprofit generic drug company. The Center committed $15 million to support Civica's mission to provide affordable, essential generic drugs and ensure predictable supply. The partnership aims to address chronic drug shortages and rising prices of life-saving medications.
  • Simple HealthcaresignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCenter grantee that published a white paper providing recommendations for improving Transparency in Coverage (TiC) data. Research focuses on filtering ghost rates, structuring claims volume reporting, and improving file architecture.
  • One Utah Health CollaborativeregionalStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner in Utah's healthcare affordability initiatives alongside Governor Spencer Cox's office, supporting the Utah Model of Care for data-driven care delivery.
  • Employers' Forum of Indiana (EFI)regionalStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalition-based approach to healthcare affordability through purchaser power, evidence base including Sage Transparency hospital price data tool, and stakeholder engagement for legislation.
  • State of California (CalRx)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCalifornia committed $50 million to CalRx through partnership with Civica Rx to manufacture and distribute affordable biosimilar insulin. First-of-its-kind partnership supported by the Peterson Center as Civica founding partner.

Scale indicators13 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Peterson Center on Healthcare competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Arnold Ventures: Philanthropy focused on evidence-based policy including healthcare cost containment; co-founding partner of Civica Rx with the Center. Directly comparable as a similarly-sized foundation pursuing systemic healthcare reform through grantmaking and policy advocacy.
  • Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER): Independent nonprofit health technology assessment organization; co-developer of the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework with the Center. Directly comparable as a peer organization producing rigorous clinical and economic evaluations used by payers and policymakers.
  • California Health Care Foundation: Independent philanthropy focused on California's healthcare system with programs on affordability, access, and quality. Comparable peer foundation with similar research, grantmaking, and policy engagement model.
  • RAND Corporation: Nonprofit research institution producing health policy and health systems research used by federal and state agencies. Comparable in producing rigorous health policy research and analysis, though with a broader research agenda.
  • Milbank Memorial Fund: Mission-driven foundation focused on health policy and population health; operates the Peterson-Milbank Program jointly with the Center. Directly comparable given shared focus on state-level cost growth targets and health system performance research.
  • Commonwealth Fund: Private foundation supporting independent health policy research with emphasis on health system performance and affordable care. Directly comparable as a peer foundation targeting healthcare affordability through research, publications, and policy engagement.
  • West Health: Family of nonprofit and nonpartisan organizations focused on lowering healthcare costs for seniors; co-founding partner of Civica Rx with the Center. Closely comparable in mission and grantmaking approach.
  • KFF (Kaiser Family Foundation): Independent nonprofit health policy research organization and partner on the Health System Tracker. Closely comparable as a nonpartisan health policy research and data publisher serving employers, policymakers, and the media.

Emerging players

  • Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company: Public-benefit company pursuing drug price transparency and lower-cost medications through a direct-to-consumer model. Comparable mission (lowering drug costs) but operates via a commercial model rather than nonprofit grantmaking — an emerging alternative to the Civica Rx pathway.

Broad incumbents

  • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: One of the largest U.S. health-focused philanthropies, funding research and programs across health system performance. Comparable in mission but materially larger in scope and budget than the Center.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Subsidiaries3 records

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Frequently asked questions about Peterson Center on Healthcare

What does Peterson Center on Healthcare do?

The Peterson Center on Healthcare is a nonprofit organization that advances U.S. healthcare affordability through three pillars: fostering innovative solutions (e.g., supporting Civica Rx for low-cost generic drugs), informing purchasing decisions (state cost growth targets, data transparency advocacy), and tracking system performance (Health System Tracker with KFF). Its core offerings include the Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) for independent digital health technology evaluations and the Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs supporting state-level cost containment.

Is Peterson Center on Healthcare a public or private company?

Peterson Center on Healthcare is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Peterson Center on Healthcare founded?

Peterson Center on Healthcare was founded in 2018. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Peterson Center on Healthcare based?

Peterson Center on Healthcare is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Peterson Center on Healthcare's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Arnold Ventures, Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), California Health Care Foundation, RAND Corporation, Milbank Memorial Fund, Commonwealth Fund, West Health and KFF (Kaiser Family Foundation). Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company is listed as an emerging player. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Peterson Center on Healthcare have an API?

No public API is recorded for Peterson Center on Healthcare.

What industry is Peterson Center on Healthcare in?

Peterson Center on Healthcare's product category is Healthcare Policy Research and Advocacy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAJALAB, Health Research Funding Agencies (Public/Quasi-Public), with a secondary code of HLAJALAJ, Chronic Disease & Health Promotion Program Funding. Its NAICS code is 525120 and its SIC code is 8000.

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MedCity NewsSmall Businesses Could Face Double-Digit Premium Hikes in 2027An analysis from KFF and the Peterson Center on Healthcare found that 295 small group insurers across all 50 states and the District of Columbia are proposing a median 14% premium increase for 2027, with 59% of insurers proposing increases of 10% to 20%. The report identified rising healthcare costs, specialty drugs including GLP-1 medications, mental health treatment utilization, and the No Surprises Act as key drivers behind the increases, with the median insurer expecting healthcare costs to rise 10.8% next year. Small group enrollment declines were also cited as contributing to higher per-enrollee costs as healthier groups exit to lower-cost options.Healthcare DiveACA premiums set to spike again in 2027KFF and the Peterson Center on Healthcare released a report showing ACA insurers are proposing a median premium increase of 14% for 2027, continuing a trend of double-digit hikes that would push typical marketplace premiums up by more than one-third between 2025 and 2027. The analysis reviewed preliminary rate filings from 77 marketplace insurers, with most seeking increases between 10% and 20%, and none proposing decreases. Insurers cited the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits, rising healthcare costs including GLP-1 medications, and federal policy uncertainty as drivers of the increases.PetersonhealthcareFuture of Telehealth and RPMThe Peterson Center on Healthcare funded the Bipartisan Policy Center to analyze Medicare data regarding telehealth and remote patient monitoring usage. The research highlights that telehealth visits reached nearly half of all beneficiaries in 2020 with $4.25 billion in spending, while RPM utilization increased sixfold between 2018 and 2022. This evidence aims to inform future policy decisions on coverage and payment structures for these virtual care services.FierceHealthcarePBGH launches data project arming employers with accurate pricing informationThe Purchaser Business Group on Health (PBGH) launched its Health Care Data Demonstration Project on Tuesday, designed to help employers accurately determine fair pricing for healthcare services by combining hospital price transparency data with coverage information. The project involves five large employers including Boeing and Qualcomm as participants, along with partners Milliman, Embold Health, The Leapfrog Group, and EY, with funding from the Peterson Center on Healthcare. The initiative comes as employers face projected healthcare cost increases of 9% in 2026, aiming to help employers identify overcharges, compare costs to national benchmarks, and hold vendors accountable.PhtiEvolving Remote MonitoringA report from the Peterson Center on Healthcare details the outcomes of remote monitoring technologies for managing conditions like diabetes and hypertension, emphasizing the need for alignment between healthcare coverage and clinical benefits. It highlights that while some remote monitoring tools can effectively control blood pressure within months, a significant percentage of Medicare patients are monitored for longer than clinically necessary, resulting in unsustainable costs. The report calls for improved reimbursement policies and increased access to effective services to better serve patients and manage healthcare spending.AvalerehealthThird Party to Assess Value of Digital Health TechnologyThe Peterson Center on Healthcare announced on July 18, 2023 the launch of the Peterson Health Technology Institute, a non-profit backed by a $50 million commitment to assess digital health solutions on clinical, economic, equity, privacy and security grounds. It partnered with ICER, releasing an initial framework in September 2023, with future versions addressing AI and machine learning validation.HealthsystemtrackerHow have costs associated with obesity changed over time?A KFF and Peterson Center on Healthcare analysis of Merative MarketScan data reveals that privately insured individuals with obesity diagnoses incurred significantly higher total and out-of-pocket health spending compared to those without such diagnoses between 2011 and 2021. The study highlights rising costs for obesity treatments, noting that average inpatient bariatric surgery costs reached $32,868 in 2021, while Semaglutide prescriptions averaged $831 per month despite a 20% price increase since 2018.HealthsystemtrackerThe Real Cost of Health Care: Interactive Calculator Estimates Both Direct and Hidden Household SpendingKFF and the Peterson Center on Healthcare launched an interactive calculator on the Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker to estimate total household health spending in the U.S., including both direct costs and hidden expenses like taxes and employer contributions. The tool reveals that the typical non-elderly family spends $8,200 annually on healthcare, with costs varying significantly based on income, insurance type, and health status.LinkedInMark Hanson - The Cigna GroupThe Peterson Center on Healthcare launched an AI Taskforce to address administrative inefficiencies in healthcare, while the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) released an open-source model scorecard proposal to increase transparency in AI solutions. These initiatives aim to improve measurement and trust in AI technologies within hospital settings, contrasting with current practices that lack peer-reviewed validation.