Researcher
Angel Rollo, M.Eng., is a Researcher at L&M Policy Research. Ms. Rollo has six years of experience conducting quantitative and qualitative research and using quality and process improvement tools in the field of health care. Her work has focused on advancing health equity within government health care programs and addressing social determinants of health. She currently supports several projects for federal and private clients through a variety of activities such as in-depth interviews with consumers, providers, and state and federal policymakers; environmental scans and literature reviews; website usability testing; and survey data collection, monitoring, and analysis.
Most recently, Ms. Rollo played a key role in the National Council on Aging (NCOA) portfolio of projects focused on improving public benefits enrollment for low-income older adults. She conducted environmental scans and literature reviews, stakeholder interviews, and policy analyses to identify strategies to streamline application and enrollment processes. Additionally, Ms. Rollo conducts qualitative and survey research to improve user experience with web tools and inform the development of outreach and education materials for the Health Insurance Marketplace and Medicare program. While at L&M, Ms. Rollo has also supported several projects for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), ranging from reviewing public comments during rulemaking cycles to engaging with diverse populations to better understand their lived experiences accessing and using high quality health care services with Medicaid, Medicare, or Marketplace coverage.
Ms. Rollo holds a Master of Engineering from Lehigh University in Healthcare Systems Engineering and a Bachelor of Science from Lehigh University in Bioengineering.