Archive - AgingOven

Internalized Ageism and System Design in HIV and Aging Services

How identity, eligibility, and system design shape engagement in HIV and aging services

May 5 • AgingOven

April 2026

When Cost Control Meets Clinical Reality: The Design Problem in the CMS GUARD Model

A design analysis of pricing reform, protected classes, and treatment stability for older adults living with HIV in Medicare Part D

Apr 17 • AgingOven

February 2026

Political Interference as Design: What the HIV Research Disruptions Make Visible

A case study used to examine how governance instability shapes research, prevention, and equity outcomes

Feb 23 • AgingOven

Medicare Drug Price Negotiation and HIV: What Is Measured — and What Is Not

Continuity-critical HIV therapy and the boundaries of the CMS negotiation framework

Feb 18 • AgingOven

January 2026

Language, Design, and Default Behavior in 2025

By most surface indicators, 2025 appeared to be a year of progress in aging policy.

Jan 16 • AgingOven

Aging, Design, and Visibility

This essay examines how policy design governs visibility, using aging and HIV to show how design choices shape real-world outcomes.

Jan 4 • AgingOven

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Jan 2 • AgingOven

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