Haley Moss
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Haley Moss is a health services researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of surgical care, health policy, and patient financial burden. Her research has shed critical light on the prevalence and impact of surprise out-of-network billing, particularly for patients undergoing common gynecologic procedures. In her most-cited study, "Out-of-network bills among privately insured patients undergoing hysterectomy" (2021), Moss documented the frequency with which patients face unexpected charges even when they believe they are receiving in-network care, revealing a systemic vulnerability in the U.S. healthcare system. This work contributed to the national conversation that led to the No Surprises Act, demonstrating the real-world policy relevance of her scholarship. By quantifying the financial toxicity associated with elective surgery, Moss has helped empower patients and inform policymakers. Her research is essential reading for anyone studying healthcare access, surgical outcomes, or the economics of medical care.
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