Priya Bajaj specializes in survey design and testing, data collection, and analysis. Her research focuses on quality of care, advanced primary care models, and the well-being of people with disabilities.
Bajaj has worked on large-scale data collection and evaluation projects such the Evaluation of Primary Care First, the Evaluation of the Maryland Total Cost of Care Model, the Evaluation of Comprehensive Primary Care Plus, and the National Beneficiary Survey. As survey director for the Physician Practice Information Survey, she led data collection on physician practice costs and time spent providing direct patient care. Bajaj is currently working on the evaluation of the Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience Model (GUIDE).
Before joining Mathematica in 2017, Bajaj conducted research at Yale University and the University of Pittsburgh. She has a B.A. in Psychology from Connecticut College and is pursuing an M.A. in Survey Research and Data Analysis at the University of Connecticut.
Mathematica and the Florida Developmental Disabilities Council are working to improve the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities by identifying best practices for case management, developing tools to assess services, and exploring strategies for paid direct care.
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