Resources

This case study examines Fulton County’s effort to meet residents’ needs in a comprehensive manner by integrating its health care and wellness programs with other services.

This case study examines a community-based initiative in San Antonio that offers affordable and accessible preventive health care to underserved and underinsured residents.

This case study takes a look at OK Health, an effort launched by Oklahoma’s Department of Health and Human Services to improve the health of state employees.

This case study examines LifeQuest, a health and fitness program in Gainesville, Florida, aimed at reducing health care costs through education and behavior change programs.

This brief examines how local governments are working to address the recession’s adverse effect on their long-term funding of retiree health care obligations.

This brief sheds light on the debate between economists and actuaries over what discount rate should be used to value pension liabilities in the public sector.

Dr. Bryan Alsip, assistant director for clinical and population-based services of the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, explains his approach to workforce management.

This report provides an original analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data on public and private sector compensation.

This 2010 report analyzes the effects of the 2008 economic downturn on state and local government pension plan funding and offers future projections.

This survey assesses state and local governments’ cost-cutting moves in the wake of the Great Recession.