I speak through keynotes, panels, and workshops about how cost, design, and daily needs shape chronic illness care—and what we can do to improve systems, policies, and outcomes.
What gets in the way of managing a chronic condition is not always medical. I talk about how transportation, food, housing, and financial stress affect health—and how systems can better support the people they serve.
I share evidence-based strategies for making care more affordable and navigable, and highlight what health systems and providers can do to reduce financial barriers in everyday care delivery.
I share how large-scale studies can inform practical tools, workflows, and policies—and how to design research that doesn’t just describe problems, but solves them.
I break down how behavioral insights can help patients stick with treatment plans, access resources, and stay engaged in their care—especially when life is complicated
Workshop Participant
Journalists covering health, policy, or systems
Podcast hosts seeking informed, clear guests
Researchers and institutions needing commentary
Nonprofits shaping public messaging and narratives
An understanding of how cost, access, and complexity affect patient health
Practical strategies for designing interventions that reduce burden
Case examples of solutions that have been tested, scaled, and implemented
Inspiration to take action, grounded in real evidence
Strategic guidance to help advocates and organizations reduce patient burden and turn evidence into practical, lasting healthcare solutions.
Drive change by turning awareness into action. This learning series equips professionals with knowledge and tools to address and fix systemic inequalities.
Discover realistic, long-term strategies for reducing financial barriers to care. This resource provides healthcare providers with practical insights to help alleviate financial challenges and improve patient adherence to treatment.