Overview

Julie Renfroe* uses a holistic approach to support clients across the health care ecosystem, helping them better serve patients, expand access to care, and unlock strategic potential.

Hospitals, health systems, and physician practices rely on Julie for assistance with operational, regulatory compliance, and policy issues. She also assists clients with business transactions and licensing matters in health care ventures.

Her background combines government legal work, health policy training, legislative advocacy, and hospital consulting. During law school, Julie served as a legal extern at the Executive Office of Health and Human Services in Massachusetts, where she reviewed Medicaid coverage and payment matters. While pursuing her Master of Public Health in Health Policy from the Yale School of Public Health, she worked in the Connecticut General Assembly and at a regional reproductive health nonprofit organization. In both roles, Julie authored testimony and conducted research on access to care. She also brings internal and external health care consulting experience, advising hospital and post-acute care leaders and contributing to a multi-year strategy to reduce hospital length of stay.

*Application pending in the District of Columbia.

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Credentials

Education

  • Boston College Law School (J.D., 2026)
  • Yale School of Public Health (M.P.H., 2023)
  • Wellesley College (B.A., 2019)
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