Author: Julie Rovner

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Haven’t Seen Your Doctor in a Few Years? You May Need to Find a New One

Despite Katie Couric’s Advice, Doctors Say Ultrasound Breast Exams May Not Be Needed

Drivers in Decline: A Shortage of Volunteers Complicates Access to Care in Rural America

While Inflation Takes a Toll on Seniors, Billions of Dollars in Benefits Go Unused

Hospitals Divert Primary Care Patients to Health Center ‘Look-Alikes’ to Boost Finances

Maintaining Friendships After A Dementia Diagnosis Can Spur Feelings Of Joy And Self-Worth
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Reverse Mortgages and Natural Disasters: What You Need to Know

Medicaid Weighs Attaching Strings to Nursing Home Payments to Improve Patient Care

Biden Pledges Better Nursing Home Care, but He Likely Won’t Fast-Track It

California Vaccine Mandate Extends to Aides for People With Disabilities

Desperate for Home Care, Seniors Often Wait Months With Workers in Short Supply

Medicare Patients Win the Right to Appeal Gap in Nursing Home Coverage
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Haven’t Seen Your Doctor in a Few Years? You May Need to Find a New One

While Inflation Takes a Toll on Seniors, Billions of Dollars in Benefits Go Unused

His-and-Hers Cataract Surgeries, But His Bill Was 20 Times as Much

No-Bid Medicaid Contract for Kaiser Permanente Is Now California Law, but Key Details Are Missing

‘Free’ Screening? Know Your Rights to Get No-Cost Care

Medicaid Weighs Attaching Strings to Nursing Home Payments to Improve Patient Care
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Julie Rovner

Julie Rovner is chief Washington correspondent and host of KHN’s weekly health policy news podcast, “What the Health?” She joined KHN after 16 years as health policy correspondent for NPR, where she helped lead the network’s coverage of the passage and implementation of the Affordable Care Act. A noted expert on health policy issues, Julie is the author of the critically praised reference book “Health Care Politics and Policy A-Z,” now in its third edition. In 2005, she was awarded the National Press Foundation’s Everett McKinley Dirksen Award for distinguished reporting of Congress. Before working at NPR, Julie covered health policy for National Journal’s Congress Daily and for Congressional Quarterly, among other organizations.