Professor, Advisor, and Researcher
for Health Innovation
Law & Policy 

I am an academic and subject matter expert in health law, including telehealth and home health, and more broadly in public health, aging, data privacy, and workforce development.

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My research and teaching focus on how to improve access to emerging models of healthcare, particularly virtual care, taking into account reimbursement, licensure and practice requirements, protections against fraud and abuse, and digital health equity for vulnerable patient populations. ​​​I enjoy collaborating on these regulatory and policy issues with healthcare organizations, long-term care facilities, law firms, government agencies, foundations, and digital health companies. 

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The majority of my work is publicly available. I have published 20+ academic articles, book chapters, and related research in peer-reviewed journals, including New England Journal of Medicine, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, and Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, amongst others. I have appeared on Good Morning America and NPR’s Science Friday. My commentary is featured in a variety of news media outlets, including Axios, Bloomberg Law, FiveThirtyEight, PBS, and The Verge. Currently, I am focused on a forthcoming book entitled, “Telehealth Law & Policy in a Nutshell,” which is under contract with West Academic Publishing. 

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This website collects my research articles and media interviews, which should all be free to access. If you'd like to discuss potential opportunities to collaborate, then please fill out the short form below.