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Trudy Lieberman

Trudy Lieberman

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Contributing Editor and Press Critic, Columbia Journalism Review

New York

Final Covers

Drink , Business, Homes, Food , Civic, Lifestyle

Doesn’t Cover

Tech.

Journalist Type

Industries

Content

Total articles 922

  • Thinking About Health: Old insurance model may limit coverages

    By Trudy Lieberman Verified| Rapid City Journal Verified A new health insurance option awaits consumers this fall. Proponents say it will offer lower premiums and relief from increasingly expensive Obamacare policies sold in the so-called individual market. That’s the place where people who don’t have employer or government-sponsored insurance turn when they need coverage.

    By Trudy Lieberman Verified · Rapid City Journal

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Famed Florida Retirement Community, The Villages, is Being Fed Medicare Advantage Propaganda

    By Trudy Lieberman Verified| Substack@ These days, much of what passes for health journalism reads like press releases rather than objective and thorough reporting. In this atmosphere, Medicare Advantage plans are presented in glowing terms without addressing their drawbacks and alternatives or informing seniors of the significant problems the plans can create. HEALTH CARE un-covered is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

    By Trudy Lieberman Verified · Substack

    May. 30, 2024

  • Thinking About Health: Old insurance model may limit coverages

    By Trudy Lieberman Verified| Rapid City Journal Verified A new health insurance option awaits consumers this fall. Proponents say it will offer lower premiums and relief from increasingly expensive Obamacare policies sold in the so-called individual market. That’s the place where people who don’t have employer or government-sponsored insurance turn when they need coverage.

    By Trudy Lieberman Verified · Rapid City Journal

    Feb. 25, 2025

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Columbia Journalism Review