Mickayla A. Stogsdill

Mickayla Stogsdill advocates for clients on a variety of policy issues. While she mainly focuses on the healthcare field, she also works on an array of other issues including tax policy, financial services, and appropriations. She works closely with pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, hospital systems, healthcare provider associations, and health information technology organizations on a range of federal policy issues, including Medicare coverage and reimbursement, Medicaid, the State Children's Health Insurance Program, public health, insurance coverage, delivery system reform, health information technology support.

Ms. Stogsdill also works closely with large financial service institutions including insurance companies and insurance associations on a range of policy issues, including implementation of agency guidelines of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act (2017) and coverage of certain types of insurance. She has experience developing congressional strategy and engaging directly with congressional staff to effectively support client interests.

During the COVID-19 public health emergency, Ms. Stogsdill has been engaged in helping new and existing clients seek specific legislative relief in Congress and the Executive branch.

In her role, she supports the development of strategic plans to engage with key stakeholder in Congress and the Executive Branch. She monitors policy developments and conducts research to effectively support client priorities. Ms. Stogsdill helps clients by monitoring and tracking federal legislative and regulatory policy developments.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Stogsdill interned under Chairman Alexander (R-TN) for the Health team of the Senate HELP Committee. In this role, she worked primarily on issues regarding insurance premium changes, drug pricing, gag clauses, electronic health records, and national healthcare expenditures. She also served as a campaign advisor for the Tennessee State Majority Caucus Chair, where she focused on state implementation of federal healthcare regulations. Ms. Stogsdill received her BA in Public Administration from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.