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Shelby Livingston

Senior healthcare reporter at Business Insider

Shelby Livingston is a seasoned journalist with expertise in healthcare reporting, currently serving as a senior healthcare reporter at Business Insider, focusing on healthcare payment and delivery in the US.

She holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Journalism from the prestigious Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, complemented by a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English with a specialization in Writing and Publication from Clemson University.

Shelby's academic pursuits also led her to study Indian religions, culture, women's issues, and poverty at Christ University in Bangalore, India, adding a diverse cultural dimension to her knowledge base.

With a rich history of contributing to various publications, Shelby has held roles such as Reporter at Modern Healthcare, Staff Reporter and Editorial Assistant at Business Insurance, and Research Assistant at Advertising Age.

Her experience extends to freelance writing, editorial internships at Michigan Avenue Magazine, contributions to Greenville Journal & Spartanburg Journal, and staff writing at The Tiger Newspaper.

Shelby Livingston is actively engaged in the healthcare journalism field, leveraging her multifaceted background to provide insightful coverage on the evolving landscape of healthcare in the United States.

For story leads and tips, Shelby Livingston can be reached at [email protected].

Highlights

Aug 8 · linkedin

So much going on this week. In the latest Endpoints News Health Tech dispatch:

  • Why taxpayer-funded programs have become health insurers’ biggest source of pain over the past few quarters
  • CVS removes the president of Aetna amid ongoing Medicare Advantage problems
  • Oscar hiked guidance as it scoops up ex-Medicaid enrollees
  • Talkspace warns that major payers are covering fewer telehealth services
  • Speaking of telehealth, Morgan Stanley's summer interns apparently aren't into it.
  • Walgreens is thinking about selling its whole stake in VillageMD
  • more. Check it out!
Aug 6 · linkedin

Hims is seemingly unbothered by signs that the GLP-1 shortages could be easing, and will continue to provide compounded weight loss shots.

In fact, it's buying a 503b compounding pharmacy for $31M to bolster its supply, Ngai Yeung reports.

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Nashville, Tennessee, United States