Meg Gilley is an experienced health policy advisor with a deep understanding of policy and advocacy.
Meg has a strong background in developing and implementing strategic advocacy plans to advance health regulatory and policy objectives. With over 10 years of experience, Meg supports clients’ strategic objectives through federal lobbying, strategic planning, and implementing regulatory strategies. She regularly works with clients to cultivate recommendations and analyze policy.
Meg recently served as a public policy advisor at a global law firm where she represented health industry clients including hospitals, biomedical companies, a health IT vendor, and academic medical centers before Congress and the executive branch. She also provided strategic guidance to clients during the Appropriations process, including drafting report language and tracking its implementation.
Previously, Meg served as a congressional lobbyist for a large professional physician society where she focused on developing and executing federal advocacy strategies around health policy issues, including MACRA, Medicare/Medicaid, health information technology, and the Affordable Care Act.
Meg has held several health policy-focused roles at both state and federal levels, including advocating for hospital priorities in Georgia’s legislative session. Meg started her career in politics with former Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) as a senior policy advisor. In this role, she drove policy priorities through the legislative and appropriations process and advised the Congressman on critical issues as they arose.
Post-Election Committee Membership Tracker
Health Policy Breakroom - Ep 78 Telehealth Flexibilities
President’s Fiscal Year 2022 Budget: What You Need to Know
CONNECT for Health: What it Would and Wouldn’t do for Telehealth ...
2021 Legislative Calendar (Updated March 2021)
American Rescue Plan Act of 2021: Key Healthcare Provisions
Health Policy Breakroom Ep. 60 - The American Rescue Plan
Health Policy Breakroom Ep. 59 - Earmarks Are Back
117th Congress: Leadership and Health Committee Membership
The First 100 Days: Biden's Healthcare Outlook
Health Policy Breakroom Ep. 54 - Impeachment And Its Impacts
Health Policy Breakroom Ep. 53 - Georgia and Capitol Unrest
Summary of Key Health Provisions in the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021
Health Policy Breakroom Ep. 52 - The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year
Health Policy Breakroom Ep. 50 - Welcome Meg Gilley!
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