Ariel Hart is a Health Policy Reporter at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She specializes in health care issues, with a focus on the healthcare system, medicine, and wellness, while also covering topics related to technology, transportation, and the Voting Rights Act. Ariel's work has been featured in various publications, including the Finger Lakes Times and The Seattle Times.
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Ariel's coverage predominantly focuses on local health and government-related topics, particularly the impact of policies and regulations in Georgia. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements, indicating a strong preference for factual information.
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By: Ariel Hart
Metro Atlanta this week is the site of the Alternative Products Expo, a convention that’s open to the public for “alt” products such as CBD and mushroom derivatives in candies and vapes. More than 100 vendors are scheduled to market their products and sell to local shops and the public at the show, which runs through Saturday at the Cobb Galleria.
By: Zachary Hansen, Ariel Hart
Integral Group will redevelop 22-acre Old Fourth Ward property that housed hospital, which closed two years ago and disrupted Atlanta's health care ecosystem
By: Ariel Hart
Georgia ACA customers will have a new avenue into health insurance coverage in 2025
By: Ariel Hart
Mike Luckovich Mike Luckovich If you want to figure out how to get world-class health care for free, becoming an undocumented immigrant in Georgia won't help.
By: Adam Beam, Ariel Hart
Georgians can enrole in ACA replacement foir health insuranbce through Jan. 15.
By: Ariel Hart
Grady Healthcare has won state approval to build a free-standing emergency room in south Fulton County, clearing a major hurdle, according to documents filed by the Georgia Department of Community Health.
By: Ariel Hart, Shelia Poole, Helena Oliviero
A second Donald Trump presidency could mean significant changes to health care. On the campaign trail, President-elect Trump has touched on a variety of health care issues.
By: Ariel Hart
Changes to health care that President-elect Donald Trump has placed on the table in his statements and social media posts could affect millions.
By: Ariel Hart
ATLANTA — Changes to health care that President-elect Donald Trump has placed on the table in his statements and social media posts could affect millions.
By: Helena Oliviero, Ariel Hart
Some officials said they were surprised and "flabbergasted" by the announcement.
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