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Harvard Physician Gregg Meyer Joins Cornerstone Research

Gregg S. Meyer, a professor at Harvard Medical School and former executive at Mass General Brigham, has joined Cornerstone Research as an affiliate. His three decades of experience in value-based care and hospital operations will bolster the firm’s consulting work on healthcare antitrust and complex industry mergers.

Harvard Physician Gregg Meyer Joins Cornerstone Research
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Dr. Meyer brings a background that spans clinical practice, federal policy, and large-scale system management. Before his move to Cornerstone, he served as president of the Community Division at Mass General Brigham, where he oversaw operations for various hospitals and physician groups. His tenure also included a role as medical director for the Massachusetts General Physicians Organization. These executive positions provide him with a granular understanding of how hospital systems, insurers, and physician groups navigate contract negotiations and incentive structures.

His expertise extends into the public sector, where he directed the Center for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. This federal experience, combined with his academic work, allows him to provide analytical support for matters involving healthcare quality measurement and vertical integration. Dina Older Aguilar, cohead of Cornerstone’s healthcare practice, noted that his rare combination of clinical and administrative leadership offers clients a practical perspective on the disputes often driving modern healthcare litigation.

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