A Senior Health Economist in our Health Analytics Practice Area, Matt has over a decade of experience working with government agencies and private health insurers, both within the U.S. and globally, to improve health system performance. Matt's work at BerryDunn focuses on designing and evaluating health financing policies (government) and strategies (private insurers). Matt synthesizes best practices and distills complex, quantitative evidence in ways that help stakeholders make strategic decisions around health insurance markets, payment systems, pricing models, and benefit design. He also employs analytics to evaluate and forecast the effect of such decisions on health insurance coverage and expenditures.
In Matt's previous role at a government consulting firm, he oversaw several CMS/CMMI evaluations and state-wide policy initiatives. These included independent evaluations of payment demonstrations (e.g., CJR bundled payments) and cost benchmarking for Maryland’s population-based payment models (e.g., Total Cost of Care). He also managed a multi-million dollar portfolio to redesign national health insurance agencies and payment systems across Asia. Matt has held additional leadership positions at a global multilateral organization and an academic institution. His work entailed evaluating Florida’s Medicaid managed care program and analyzing stabilization techniques across European insurance markets to inform healthcare legislation in the U.S.
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BA, cum laude, Economics, Minors in Psychology and Biology, DePauw University
PhD, summa cum laude, Health Services Research, Specialization in Health Economics and Financing, University of Florida
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