Ezra Golberstein, PhD

My research lies at the intersection between health services and policy research and health economics. One of my main areas of interest is on mental health, the economics of mental health, and mental health care policy. My work examines the effects of health insurance changes, provider incentives, and practice innovations on health care use and outcomes for people with mental health problems.

• Member, Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health

• 2015–2017, Abbott Northwestern Hospital Foundation, "Mental Health eConsults," Principal Investigator
• 2016–2017, Yale University, "Young Adults, Health Insurance, and Psychosis," Principal Investigator
• 2016–2017, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, "Interdisciplinary Research Leaders," Associate Director
• 2015–2020, NIH, "Integrated Health Interview Series Competing Continuation," Co-Investigator

See a full list of publications on PubMed

Select Recent Publications

• Gonzales G, Golberstein E, Hill SC, Zuvekas SH. "Psychological Distress and Enrollment in Medicaid," The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, Sept 2016
• Boudreaux MH, Golberstein E, McAlpine DD. "The long-term impacts of Medicaid exposure in early childhood: Evidence from the program's origin," Journal of Health Economics, Jan 2016
  
• Golberstein E, Gonzales G, Sommers BD. "California's Early ACA Expansion Increased Coverage And Reduced Out-Of-Pocket Spending For The State's Low-Income Population," Health Affairs, Oct 2015
• Golberstein E, Gonzales G. "The Effects of Medicaid Eligibility on Mental Health Services and Out-of-Pocket Spending for Mental Health Services," Health Services Research, Oct 2015
• Golberstein E. "The effects of income on mental health: evidence from the social security notch," The Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics, March 2015