Caroline Catherman is a health & science reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in healthcare administration, digital health, and telehealth, focusing on the intersection of medicine and technology, as well as public and consumer health. Caroline's work has been featured in outlets such as The Hartford Courant, Yahoo News, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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Caroline Catherman's coverage primarily focuses on health-related topics, particularly those affecting the local community in Florida, with a specific focus on Orlando. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official statements.
Given her focus on healthcare, vaccines, Medicaid, mental health, and medical malpractice within the state of Florida and more specifically in Orlando, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local initiatives addressing these issues or interviews with experts who can provide insights into the impact of national policies at the local level.
When reaching out to Caroline Catherman with story ideas or expert sources from outside of Florida or unrelated to her main themes covered such as COVID-19 or general healthcare may not align well with her usual coverage.
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Healthcare leaders worry an already-strained workforce may get thinner.
By: Caroline Catherman
If a wearable shares health information but no doctor is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
By: Caroline Catherman
A recent study from JAMA highlights what some worry are gaps in regulation.
By: Caroline Catherman
These challenges are upping the need to develop innovative solutions to delivering care.
After months of uncertainty about whether they’d even happen, pharmaceutical tariffs have made a comeback. Tariffs up to 100% on patented or brand-name pha
By: Caroline Catherman
As ACA enrollment falls, CMO Monica Soni worries about the healthcare system
High medical costs, a sicker risk pool, and policy changes continue to test insurer finances.
July’s healthcare hirings, firings, and retirings.
By: Caroline Catherman
Medicare began covering GLP-1s for obesity on July 1.
In California, for instance, around half of all inpatient beds are less than a mile from a high fire-threat zone.
