As Twitter may well be on the brink of imploding, I want to preserve for the record -- for my own benefit, if no one else's -- my on-site eulogy thread for its central role in my education about healthcare. The like list for each of the four tweets below is a repository of public health and healthcare policy professionals and journalists willing to engage, with much to give. Look for them on Mastodon, or whatever new Twitterish site gains traction. Or of course on Twitter, if it somehow emerges intact. I'm at AndrewSprung@Mastodon.social and now posting at https://xpostfactoid.substack.com/ as well as here.
As I inevitably missed a number of tweeps, I'll add a tweet or two today to make the list as complete as possible.
I love Twitter. My feed is a thing of beauty. I was never bombarded by trolls and missed the hate. Whatever I know about healthcare was basically via Twitter University & the people and documents it led me to. To exaggerate just a little, my social life is one long DM thread.
Sr VP, Kaiser Family Foundation (), Director, Program on Medicare Policy and Sr Advisor to the President
Health care business reporter for and its Health Care Inc. newsletter. Contact: bob.herman@statnews.com or DM.
HSR PhD candidate . Doggy dad. Former health policy at Harvard SPH. Former think tanker. Wannabe economist. Opinions my own.
Goal-driven fighter for health and social justice. VP . Former . DC 
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I write for healthinsurance.org, medicareresources.org, Verywell.com, healthinsurancecolorado.net, HSA Store, and The Benefits Guide. She/Her
Data, Analytics, & Strategy - currently - alum , , - proud kentuckian - 
(he/him) - @jsmalloy@mastodon.social
(he/him) - @jsmalloy@mastodon.social
Husband, dad, wonk with & runner, preferably on trails. Trying to bring Shalom to the commonwealth. The plural of anecdote is not data.
