Katherine is one of the leaders of McKinsey’s Medicaid work. She focuses on payment innovation and special-needs populations across states and payers. In particular, she has supported four states in designing population-based payment-innovation models. She also collaborates with private payers on developing their Medicaid and duals strategies.
Prior to her current role, Katherine was a fellow with McKinsey’s Health Systems Institute in London, where she served a number of international health systems.
Published Work
“How prioritizing health is a prescription for US prosperity,” McKinsey Global Institute, October 2020
“Ten innovations that can improve global health,” McKinsey Global Institute, July 2020
“Seizing the health opportunity,” McKinsey Global Institute, July 2020
“Prioritizing health: A prescription for prosperity,” McKinsey Global Institute, July 2020
“How prioritizing health could help rebuild economies,” McKinsey Global Institute, July 2020
“Five trends shaping the future of Medicaid,” McKinsey & Company, March 2019
“The Medicaid agency of the future: What capabilities and leadership will it need?,” McKinsey & Company, December 2017
“Next-generation contracting: Managed Medicaid for individuals with special or supportive care needs,” McKinsey & Company, December 2016
Education
Stanford University
MBA
Yale University
BA, history