Rationing by Inconvenience
Miranda YaverMiranda Yaver's Substack on all things health care access and bureaucracy
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House Republicans’ Latest Cynical Ploy on Health Insurance
In case congressional Republicans weren’t cynical enough in deferring the implementation of Medicaid work requirements until right after the 2026 midterm elections, they’re at it again: House Republicans are now looking to defer until 2027 ...
The Right Way to Address Mental Illness (Spoiler: The Trump EO Isn’t It)
One in five Americans struggles with mental illness in a given year, and this rate is particularly high among the unhoused. On July 24, the Trump Administration unveiled a new executive order highlighting its admittedly unsurprising and cou...
The Danger of the Not-So-Beautiful Bill
Today, I was asked by Newsweek to comment on the adverse impact of the not-so-beautiful bill to dismantle America’s safety net. I had thoughts. Many thoughts. And since I know only a small share of my remarks will make it into the article, ...
Prior authorization reform ahead? We'll see...
Yesterday, the White House announced a pledge among major health insurers to reduce and streamline prior authorization requirements for their 257 million patients. Color me skeptical.
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Authors
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Political scientist. Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management at the University of Pittsburgh. Writing on administrative burden and inequality in health care. Bylines at NYT, WaPo, and The Guardian. Coverage Denied (CUP 2026).
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