CURRICULUM VITAE

ANYA RADER WALLACK

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Address: Center for Evidence Synthesis in Health School of Public Health Brown University 121 South Main Street Providence, RI 02903 Phone: (401) 863-1115 Email: [email protected]

EDUCATION

1988 Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, Magna Cum Laude University of

2007 Doctor of Philosophy, Social Policy Heller School for Social Policy and Management Brandeis University

APPOINTMENTS

2018-present Associate Director Center for Evidence Synthesis in Health Brown University School of Public Heath Providence, RI

2018-present Professor of the Practice Department of Health Services, Policy and Practice Brown University School of Public Heath Providence, RI

Feb-May 2017 Acting Secretary of Health and Human Services State of Rhode Island Cranston, RI

2016-2018 Program Director Center for Evidence Synthesis in Health Brown University School of Public Heath Providence, RI

2015-2016 Medicaid Director State of Rhode Island ANYA RADER WALLACK May 10, 2019

Cranston, RI

2014-2015 Director of Health Source Rhode Island (State Health Insurance Exchange) State of Rhode Island Cranston, RI

2013-2014 Chair Vermont State Innovation Model Steering Committee State of Vermont Montpelier, VT

2011-2013 Chair Green Mountain Care Board State of Vermont Montpelier, VT

2010-2011 Special Assistant to the Governor for Health Policy Office of Governor Montpelier, VT

2008-2009 Acting President Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation Boston, MA

2007-2008 Executive Director Massachusetts Medicaid Policy Institute Boston, MA

2001-2014 President Arrowhead Health Analytics Fall River, Massachusetts

1995-1998 Executive Director Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care, Inc. Montpelier, VT

1991-1994 Deputy Chief of Staff Office of Governor Montpelier, VT

1989-1991 Associate Kimbell & Sherman Montpelier, VT

1988-1989 Legislative assistant

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Vermont General Assembly

HONORS AND AWARDS

2013 Founders Award, Vermont Medical Society

2012 Public Service Award, Bi-State Primary Care Association

MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIETIES

1991-present National Academy for State Health Policy, Member

1999-present Academy Health, Member

SERVICE TO OTHER INSTITUTIONS

1992-1994, 2014-2016 Steering Committee of the National Academy for State Health Policy, Member

1992-1994 Reforming States Group, Milbank Memorial Fund, one of the founding members

1992-1994 National Governors’ Association, Health Care Committee, Staff Chair

1993 First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Health Care Task Force, Member

1996-1998 Vermont Board of Medical Practice, Member

2008-2010 Massachusetts Health Care Quality and Cost Council, Member

2008-2010 Cost Containment Committee, Massachusetts Health Care Quality and Cost Council, Chair

2008-2010 Massachusetts Medicaid Payment Policy Advisory Board, Member

2011-2013 State Health Policy Research Steering Committee, Academy Health, Member

2011-2013 Vermont Governor’s Health Care Cabinet, Chair

2012-2014 Vermont State Innovation Model Steering Committee, Chair

2015-2016 Rhode Island Children’s Cabinet, Member

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2015-2016 Rhode Island Interagency Council on Homelessness, Member

2015-2016 Rhode Island State Innovation Model Steering Committee, Member

2017 Rhode Island Quality Institute Board of Directors, Member

2018-present Rhode Island Accountable Entity Advisory Committee, Co-Chair

2018-present Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), Board Member

2018-present Brown University Title IX Council, Member

2018-present National Academy for State Health Policy Patient Centered Outcomes Research Committee, Member

2019 Member, Search Committee for the Rhode Island Secretary of Health and Human Services

2019-present Faculty Advisor, Master’s in Public Health Program, Brown University

BOOK CHAPTERS

Wallack, A.R. 2013. The as an Experiment: Data We Have, Expect to Have, and Should Have, from a Vermont Pilot Study, in The Affordable Care Act as a National Experiment: Health Policy Lessons and Innovations. Harry P. Selker and June S. Wasser, editors. Springer Books.

NON-PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Anya Rader, Cyrus Jordan, M.D., M.P.H. and Laurie Hurowitz, Ph.D. Vermont Health Care Quality Reports for 1997, 1998 and 1999. Montpelier, VT: Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care.

Booth, M. and A. Rader. 1999. State Experience with External Appeals in Managed Care: Implications for Federal Action. Portland, ME: National Academy for State Health Policy.

Wallack, Anya R. 2006. Small Group Health Insurance Reform in New Hampshire: Report to the Joint Committee on Health Care Oversight. Providence, RI: Office of the Rhode Island Health Insurance Commissioner.

Wallack, Anya R. 2006. Group Purchasing Alliances for Small Employers: Report to the Joint Committee on Health Care Oversight. Providence, RI: Office of the Rhode Island Health Insurance Commissioner.

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Wallack, Anya R. The Cost of Long Term Care Needs More Attention, Op-ed in the Patriot Ledger, Quincy, MA. April 9, 2009.

Roadmap to Cost Containment (Anya Rader Wallack, lead author), Massachusetts Health Care Quality and Cost Council, November 2009.

Health Care Costs and Cost Growth in Vermont: An Analysis of Recent Trends and Explanatory Factors (Anya Rader Wallack, Steven Kappel and Stanley Wallack). Prepared for Fletcher Allen Health Care. September 2010.

Wallack, Anya R. Single Payer Ahead: Cost Control and the Evolving Vermont Model, July, 2011, New England Journal of Medicine.

Wallack, Anya R. Wallack on Vermont’s Goal: Universal, Affordable Coverage (interview with Kaiser Health News). June 7, 2012. https://khn.org/news/supreme- uncertainty-anya-rader-wallack/

Wallack, Anya R. Running a State Health Insurance Marketplace, December 15, 2015, Harvard Business Review.

Jain SH, WE Golden and AR Wallack, A Holistic Approach to Social Needs, November 2016, NEJM Catalyst.

Jain SH, WE Golden and AR Wallack, Merging Mental and Physical Health Care, January 2017, NEJM Catalyst.

Jain SH, WE Golden and AR Wallack, You Get What You Pay For, January 2017, NEJM Catalyst.

Wallack, Anya R., Deborah Fournier, Trish Riley and Marilyn Barnett. Can We Please Stop Fixating on Hospital Chargemasters? January 17, 2020. NASHP News, National Academy for State Health Policy, Portland, ME. https://nashp.org/can-we-please-stop- fixating-on-hospital-chargemasters/

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

1. House Committee on Health and Human Services Testimony on Governor Dean’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 1992

2. Vermont General Assembly Senate Committee on Health and Human Services Testimony on Governor Dean’s Health Reform Legislation

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January-May 1992

3. Vermont General Assembly House Committee on Appropriations Testimony on Governor Dean’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 1992

4. Vermont General Assembly Senate Committee on Appropriations Testimony on Governor Dean’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 1992

5. Vermont General Assembly Senate Committee on Finance Testimony on Governor Dean’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 1992

6. Congress, House Committee on Energy and Commerce, Subcommittee on Health Testimony regarding the need for state flexibility to implement health reforms; February 1993

7. President’s Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection and Quality in the Health Care Industry Testimony on health care quality improvement efforts in Vermont June 1998

8. Vermont General Assembly House Committee on Health and Human Services Testimony on Governor Shumlin’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 2011

9. Vermont General Assembly Senate Committee on Health and Human Services Testimony on Governor Shumlin’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 2011

10. Vermont General Assembly House Committee on Appropriations Testimony on Governor Shumlin’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 2011

11. Vermont General Assembly Senate Committee on Appropriations Testimony on Governor Shumlin’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 2011

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12. Vermont General Assembly Senate Committee on Finance Testimony on Governor Shumlin’s Health Reform Legislation January-May 2011

13. Windham County Policy Forum Brattleboro, VT Presentation on the Role of the Green Mountain Care Board April 24, 2011

14. Grand Rounds, Fletcher Allen Health Care Presentation on Vermont health care reform September 2011

15. Health Policy Grand Rounds, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Presentation on Vermont’s Health Reform Initiative June 18, 2012

16. Council of State Governments Annual Meeting Halifax, Nova Scotia Presentation on Vermont health care reform June 2013

17. Bi-State Primary Care Association, Annual Meeting Keynote Speaker May 2012

18. University of Vermont, Master’s in Public Policy Program, invited guest lecturer by Professor Steve Kappel Spring 2013

19. National Health Policy Forum Washington, DC Participant in Panel Discussion: Transforming Payment and Health Care Delivery: Early Reports from the State Innovation Model States April 18, 2014

20. 21st Annual Princeton Conference Council on Health Care Economics and Policy Presentation on Health Care Cost Regulation in Vermont May 2014

21. Northeastern University, MPP Program, invited guest lecturer by Professor Amy Lishko

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Spring 2015

22. Rhode Island General Assembly House Committee on Finance Testimony on Health Source RI statute and budget January-July 2015

23. Rhode Island General Assembly Senate Committee on Finance Testimony on Health Source RI statute and budget January-July 2015

24. Rhode Island General Assembly House Committee on Finance Testimony on Medicaid Budget January-July 2016

25. Rhode Island General Assembly Senate Committee on Finance Testimony on Medicaid Budget January-July 2016

26. New England Journal of Medicine NEJM Catalyst Participant in Panel Discussion on State Innovation in Health Care Boston, MA October 4, 2016

27. Brown School of Public Health, MPH Program invited guest lecturer by Chris Koller Spring, 2016 and Spring, 2017

28. Council of State Governments Presentation on Rhode Island Medicaid Reform Boston, MA June 29, 2016

29. Brown Medical School Invited guest lecturer by Professor Eli Adashi Fall, 2016

30. Rhode Island General Assembly House Committee on Finance Testimony on Medicaid Budget February-May 2017

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31. Rhode Island General Assembly Senate Committee on Finance Testimony on Medicaid Budget February-May, 2017

32. Rhode Island General Assembly House Committee on Oversight Testimony on the Unified Health Information Project (UHIP) February-May, 2017

33. Rhode Island Business Group on Health Annual Meeting Keynote Speaker March 24, 2017

34. 24th Annual Princeton Conference Council on Health Care Economics and Policy Presentation on Multi-payer Efforts at Health Care Cost Control in Rhode Island and Vermont May 25, 2017

35. Presentation to Massachusetts Legislative Delegation on Vermont Health Reform History Montpelier VT (sponsored by the Milbank Memorial Fund) September 8, 2017

36. National Academy for State Health Policy Plenary Speaker October 23, 2017

37. Heller School, Brandeis University Invited guest lecturer by Professor Jon Chilingerian for PhD “Master Class” November 20, 2017

38. Brown School of Public Health, MPH Program invited guest lecturer by Chris Koller Spring, 2018 and Spring, 2019

39. Brown School of Public Health, MPH Program invited guest lecturer by Chris Annie Gjelsvik Spring, 2019

40. Harvard School of Public Health invited guest lecturer by Governor Peter Shumlin Fall, 2019

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GRANTS

Completed Grants

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, “Exploring expansion of health insurance coverage through global budgets. 1992-1994.” Lead author of grant proposal. Total grant: $808,341

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, “Implementing payment reforms to improve health care quality and lower costs in Vermont.” 2012-2014. Lead author of grant proposal and overseer of funded work. Total grant: $497,600.

Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, State Innovation Model Grant, Vermont Health Care Innovation Project, 2013-2016, Lead author of grant proposal and Chair of Steering Committee overseeing the project, Total grant: $45 million.

MENTORING

Name Dates Current Position Matt Stark 2005-present Director of Operations, Rhode Island Executive Office of Health and Human Services Zachary Sherman 2009-present Director, Health Source Rhode Island Robin Lunge 2010-present Member, Green Mountain Care Board Georgia Maheras 2011-present Legislative Director, Bi- State Primary Care Association Judith Henkin 2012-present General Counsel, Green Mountain Care Board Melissa Travis 2014-present Sales Director, Health Source Rhode Island Darren McDonald 2015-present Independent Consultant (formerly Deputy Medicaid Director) Dacia Read 2016-present Chief of Staff, Rhode Island Executive Office of Health and Human Services

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