Josephine Rohrer

Josephine Rohrer is a Research Project Specialist at the USC Schaeffer Center. Previously, she worked as a Research and Managerial Assistant at the Clemson University Economics department, where she primarily worked on data collection and maintenance for a guaranteed basic income pilot. In addition to health policy research, she is interested in behavioral and experimental economics. Josephine graduated summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa from Clemson University with a bachelor of arts in economics.

Recent Work

Prevalence of Medical Payment Products Promoted on US Hospitals’ Websites

Research findings suggest that policies limiting hospitals’ promotion of MPPs may need to be coupled with efforts to stabilize hospital finances, as hospitals may be using MPP promotion when they lack the resources to offer long-term interest-free financing.
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Medicare’s Mental Health Care Problem

Mental health care providers are subject to unique constraints and incentives, compared to other specialists.

By Grace McCormack, PhD, Josephine Rohrer and Mark Meiselbach
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- Perspective

Josephine Rohrer's Bio

Recent Work

Prevalence of Medical Payment Products Promoted on US Hospitals’ Websites

Medicare’s Mental Health Care Problem