Cheryl Clark is a journalist at MedPage Today. She focuses on healthcare administration, patient care, digital health, telehealth, consumer health, and drugs and medication, striving to uncover everything you want to know about quality of care. Cheryl's work has been featured in notable publications such as Wellsboro Gazette, Derrick Publishing Co, Truthout, and Richland Source.
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Cheryl Clark's coverage predominantly centers around healthcare, particularly Medicare Advantage plans and related policy and regulatory issues. Her focus on government announcements and data citations suggests she is likely to be interested in receiving pitches that provide insights into new regulations, legislative developments, or data-driven analyses within the healthcare sector.
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— Pediatricians fret the CDC isn't paying enough attention to Hib cases
By: Cheryl Clark
Report names health plans, services most likely to have denials reversed after third appeal
Cheryl Clark Persistence in appealing denied health insurance claims resulted in overturned decisions between 30% and 78% percent of the
By: Cheryl Clark
There's a difference between diagnosis from afar, and raising clinically informed concerns
By: Cheryl Clark
Jump in coverage costs not seen since the liability crisis of the early 2000s, AMA says
Cheryl Clark Even though fewer physicians are being sued for medical malpractice each year, liability premiums have still been rising, according
By: Cheryl Clark
— Scorecard forced to chop grades for 450 hospitals due to verdict in Florida hospitals lawsuit
Unchecked MA expansion limits patient choice, access to care as health plans profit
'It's a significant amount of lost revenue' that many doctors don't understand
Intent is to cut DEI, but scientists see a dystopian, anti-science power grab
