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Maggie Aime
Maggie Aime is a health, wellness and medical personal finance writer. With over 25 years in healthcare and a passion for education, she draws on her rich experience across nursing specialties, case management, revenue management, medical coding, and utilization review nurse consultant roles to create content that informs, inspires, and empowers. She’s passionate about educating […]
Tanya Feke, M.D.
Tanya Feke M.D. is a licensed, board-certified family physician living in New Hampshire. As a practicing primary care physician in Connecticut and an urgent care physician in New Hampshire for nearly ten years, she saw first-hand how Medicare impacted her patients. In recent years, her career path has shifted to consultant work with a focus on utilization review and medical necessity compliance. She currently works as a physician advisor at R1 RCM, Inc., where she performs case reviews for hospitals nationwide.
Louise Norris
Health insurance & health reform authority
Louise Norris has been writing about health insurance and health care reform since 2006 and has as written dozens of opinions and educational pieces about the Affordable Care Act. She’s the author of our annually updated guide to ACA open enrollment and our companion guide to special enrollment – both loaded with tips designed to help consumers select the right ACA-compliant coverage and spend less time doing it.
Andrew Sprung
Healthcare policy writer
Andrew Sprung is a freelance writer who blogs about health care policy and ACA implementation at xpostfactoid and at healthinsurance.org. His articles have appeared in publications including Health Affairs, The American Prospect, USA Today, The New York Times, The Incidental Economist, Mother Jones, The Atlantic and The New Republic. He is the winner of the […]
Maurie Backman
Maurie Backman has been writing professionally for well over a decade, and her coverage area runs the gamut from healthcare to personal finance to career advice. Much of her writing these days revolves around retirement and its various components and challenges, including healthcare, Medicare, Social Security, and money management.
Jennifer Chumbley Hogue
Jenny Chumbley Hogue brings over 30 years of health industry experience to her role as a contributor for healthinsurance.org. Her specialties include the individual health insurance market, Medicare, and small-group insurance. She takes great pride in not only understanding the details and laws regarding individual-market health Insurance and Medicare, but more importantly, being able to explain to regulations to consumers in a way that is easy to understand.