Alice Miranda Ollstein is a Health Care Reporter at POLITICO. She specializes in health news, politics, public policy, and consumer health, often covering themes related to wellness, litigation, and government affairs. Alice's insights and reporting can be found in various platforms, including the Analytics on Fire Podcast, Yahoo News, Kttn Radio Station, and E&E News.
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Alice Miranda Ollstein's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and expert commentary within the realm of healthcare, particularly with a focus on abortion-related issues. She delves into the political implications and governmental decisions related to healthcare policies.
Given her extensive coverage in this area, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights from experts familiar with legislative processes or those directly involved in relevant health policy decision-making. Additionally, she may be interested in interviews with politicians or individuals affected by the policies discussed.
It’s worth noting that Alice might respond well to contributions providing nuanced analysis of healthcare legislation and its impact on different demographics. Given her broad geographic focus across the United States, consider pitching stories specific to various states as well as federal-level policies if they align with her areas of interest.
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By: Alice Miranda Ollstein, Robert King
Medicaid eligibility will soon hinge on how the government defines “medical frailty.”
By: Alice Miranda Ollstein
Medicaid eligibility will soon hinge on how the government defines “medical frailty.”
By: Alice Miranda Ollstein
The case challenging Mehmet Oz's "faithfulness to Congressional intent” will continue.
By: Josh Gerstein, Alice Miranda Ollstein
The acting attorney general made the remarks during a private call with faith leaders.
By: Alice Miranda Ollstein
A DC court will hear a challenge to the cuts on Thursday.
By: Alice Miranda Ollstein, Robert King
Several conservative states will require proof from people who say they're too sick to work.
By: Alice Miranda Ollstein
But the ruling will not restore tens of millions in funds cut earlier this summer.
By: Lauren Gardner, Cheyenne Haslett, Alice Miranda Ollstein, David Lim
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Chair Bill Cassidy has already signaled her vaccine policy work may cost her his vote.
Surging costs and plummeting insurance coverage could give Ohio Democrats their best chance in years to win back power.
By: Alice Miranda Ollstein
Red states claiming "sovereign injury" seek to impose nationwide restrictions.
