Assistant Professor, Health Policy and Management
A653 Crabtree Hall R-znvy: revp.eboregf@cvgg.rqh
My research examines the provision and financing of health care in low-income populations. One stream of my work examines the implementation of alternative payment models (including value-based purchasing and global budgets), their impacts on care quality and utilization, and their financial implications for providers serving socially disadvantaged patients. A second stream of work examines interactions between health insurance (principally Medicaid) and other public assistance programs, including housing and nutrition assistance. This work aims to identify potential complementarities between Medicaid and safety-net programs that may improve Medicaid's operating efficiency and benefits to enrollees. My work uses simulation and econometric methods for causal inference to inform policymakers about the public health and financial impacts of such payment and delivery system innovations.
2015 | Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD | PhD in Health Economics & Policy
2017 | Harvard Medical School, Boston MA | Postdoctoral fellowship in Health Economics & Policy
I will be teaching empirical methods for health economics and health services research to advanced Master's and PhD students.
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