Researcher
Angel Rollo, M.Eng, is a Researcher at L&M Policy Research. Ms. Rollo has 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 primary data collection, analysis, and reporting.
For the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Office of Minority Health (OMH), Ms. Rollo engages with diverse populations through individual in-depth interviews to better understand their lived experiences accessing and using high quality health care services with Medicaid, Medicare, or Marketplace coverage. She also works with the National Council on Aging (NCOA), conducting environmental scans, key stakeholder interviews, and policy analyses to identify and develop strategies to streamline public benefits enrollment for older adults. Additionally, Ms. Rollo engages in various consumer research activities, including survey data analysis, website usability testing, and formative research for the Medicare program and federally-facilitated Health Insurance Marketplace.
Prior to joining L&M, Ms. Rollo conducted qualitative research in Bududa, Uganda evaluating youth perspectives on HIV.;
Ms. Rollo holds a Master of Engineering in healthcare systems engineering and a Bachelor of Science in bioengineering from Lehigh University.