Caroline Catherman is a health & science reporter at various esteemed publications. She focuses on healthcare administration, private and public health, digital health, and consumer health, frequently covering themes related to health and wellness. Caroline's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Hartford Courant, WLRN Public Radio & Television, and Yahoo News.
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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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By: Caroline Catherman
The past neurological institute leader hopes ‘good people’ aren’t scared to apply to the agency.
By: Caroline Catherman
The real deal behind health savings accounts.
Here’s who is heading your favorite pharma companies, payers, and startups right now.
CMS threatened sanctions in February after years of alleged noncompliance with Medicare Advantage requirements.
By: Caroline Catherman
The platform, Lucie Health Marketplace, launched April 20.
Intuitive-backed startup Sovato hopes to take remote surgery mainstream.
By: Caroline Catherman
Just because plans are better at managing medical costs doesn’t mean costs are down.
What happens when a watchdog gets leashed? We’re finding out.
By: Caroline Catherman
Billioux, the company’s chief health officer, came to the company in March.
By: Courtney Vinopal, Caroline Catherman
What ICHRA adoption looks like, six years after it first hit the market.
