HELEN LEVY
Research Assistant Professor, Survey Research Center, University of Michigan.
Assistant Research Scientist, School of Public Health, University of Michigan.
Ph.D., Princeton University
Dr. Levy's research interests include health economics, public finance and labor economics. Her most recent work explores the financial consequences of poor health for households without health insurance and the determinants of men's and women's occupation choices.
Funded Aging Projects
- Heat-Related Hospital Admissions Among the Elderly: Community, Socio-economic and Medical Determinants of Vulnerability and Economic Impacts (EPA)
- Scholars in Health Policy Research Program (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation)
- Employer Provision of Retiree Health Insurance (MiCDA)
- Food Stamp Use Among the Elderly: Evidence from Panel Data (Department of Agriculture)
- What Triggers Loss of Health Insurance Among the Near-Elderly? (NIA)
- Cognition, Medicare Spending and Mortality among the Elderly (MiCDA)
Publications
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