A Senior Health Economist in our Health Analytics Practice Group, Tyler advises clients on state insurance regulation and healthcare financing issues. He also guides regulator initiatives to design and build integrated data resources that support policy and enforcement decisions for insurance markets and cost drivers. Tyler has nearly thirty years of experience working with regulators, policymakers, private payers, and the healthcare delivery system. He leverages his extensive experience with NAIC and NCOIL model laws to help state insurance regulators achieve policy objectives and desired outcomes. Tyler helps translate and simplify complicated private and public health insurance issues, allowing audiences of diverse backgrounds to quickly understand the key decisions that are most relevant for effective policy making.
Tyler frequently performs comprehensive analyses of legislative changes and identifies options to mitigate upward pressures on healthcare costs and premiums while maintaining consumer protections. His deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and healthcare insurance data enables him to develop technically sound answers that withstand scrutiny by external stakeholders.
Tyler helps clients with a variety of issues, including:
BS, Health Management and Policy, University of New Hampshire
MHS, Health Finance and Management, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University
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