Assistant professor @JohnsHopkinsSPH @BSPH_HPM @JHU_HBHI.
Baltimore, MD
Joined September 2011
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Researchers found major variation across states in guidance on staffing, billing, eligibility, documentation, and response times. While nearly all states required licensed behavioral health providers, only 6 states defined specific response time standards for crisis response.
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Mental health crisis systems in the U.S. are under strain—and demand is growing.
We spoke with @andrew_andersn, PhD, at BSPH about his work on mobile crisis services and how states can build more responsive, compassionate care.
Read more: bit.ly/41D6fz4
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If you're looking to hire great researchers at the intersection of policy, mental health, and substance use, check out three of our trainees on the job market!
Read their spotlights on our website → 🔗 bit.ly/48cRmYm
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As Medicare open enrollment begins, millions of seniors are making high-stakes choices using a system that can be very misleading. Read why it’s time to rethink Medicare’s star system via professor @andrew_andersn's guest commentary for the @baltimoresun: baltimoresun.com/2025/10/15/…
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Assistant professor @andrew_andersn chats about his favorite games to play, researching the financial cost of health disparities, and more.
“Typically we think of disparities as just a social problem, but there’s also an opportunity cost."
Watch more: youtube.com/watch?v=t1zXOcNF…
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Studying the effects of state paid sick leave mandates on mental healthcare use, from @MattDEisenberg, Yimin Ge, @egolberstein, and @JCMecon nber.org/papers/w34254
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Nearly 1 in 10 adults in U.S. experienced a mental health crisis last year says new study led by professor @andrew_andersn. The study provides a national estimate of self-reported mental health crises, with disparities by age, race, and more.
Learn more: publichealth.jhu.edu/2025/me…
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New paper out with @andrew_andersn, @Laura_J_Samuel, and @Kalit23 in @JAMAHealthForum on "Medicare Advantage Part B Premium Givebacks and Enrollment"
@BSPH_HPM @JohnsHopkinsSPH @JHUNursing @JHU_HBHI
More below.
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Research Saves Lives
At Johns Hopkins, we just went live with an expansive website showing the extraordinary value of research, the impact of cuts to research, what's at stake, resources for our research community, etc.
Check it out: researchsaveslives.jhu.edu
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🎉 Congrats to @andrew_andersn & @CatherineEttman receiving a Nexus Research Award for CLIMB Higher: Addressing Mental Health Through Policy Partnership for Economic Mobility!
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New @propublica piece highlights challenges of staying enrolled in GA's #Mediciad program with a work requirement due to the red tape/administrative burdens propublica.org/article/georg…
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CMAP Faculty @andrew_andersn @Mark_Meiselbach @CatherineEttman and @MattDEisenberg were honored to present in Venice in the Mental Health Outcomes, Services, Economics, and Policy Research conference. An unforgettable experience and way to share policy research around the world!
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Veteran Medicare Advantage plans target veterans with $0 premiums and supplemental benefits but exclude Medicare Part D, likely to attract veterans using VHA care. ja.ma/4c4ECmM
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One week away!
Join the @JHSPH_CMAP Thursday, Feb. 27, at #HopkinsBloombergCenter for an engaging panel discussion.
Register today for the event, “A Mental Health in All Policies Agenda for the New Administration.”
More: bit.ly/3X5VF1N
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In their new Forefront article, @andrew_andersn, Andy Higgins, @sacjai, @Mark_Meiselbach, and @Kalit23 from @JohnsHopkinsSPH and @SCANHealthPlan argue that, without stability, affinity plans—still in their early stages of growth and positioned around meeting the needs of traditionally underserved populations—may struggle to provide supplemental benefits that differentiate them from other Medicare products. healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377…
What a privilege to collaborate with such dedicated, curious, and passionate students, RAs, and TAs in 2024. Grateful for all we accomplished this year and excited for what’s ahead in 2025—especially as we grow our (burgeoning!) lab with @CatherineEttman. Cheers to the future!
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🚨 ATTN Undergrads! Come intern next summer at @JHSPH_CMAP !
Applications are open for summer interns at CMAP! Please share with Hopkins undergrads who may be interested!!
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Awesome job opportunity to come to CMAP and work with Alene Kennedy-Hendricks, Sachini Bandara and others!
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“Health Equity Research: Where the Puck Can Go in a Changing National Landscape” @Penn Thursday Nov. 21 3:00 ET Thanks @PennMEHP @PennLDI @PennDGIMProud @PennCHIBE @TheParityCenter
