
Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
Sarah Kliff is one of the country’s leading health policy journalists, who has spent seven years chronicling Washington’s battle over the Affordable Care Act. Recently, her reporting has taken her to the White House for a wide-ranging interview with President Obama on the health law — and to rural Kentucky, for a widely-read story about why Obamacare enrollees voted for Donald Trump.
Sarah was a senior policy correspondent at Vox.com, where she focused on the Republicans’ effort to repeal Obamacare — and what that will mean for the millions of Americans who rely on the law for coverage. At Vox, she hosted The Impact, a podcast about how policy effects real people. She also co-hosted The Weeds podcast with Ezra Klein and Matt Ygelsias.
Prior to joining Vox, Sarah covered health policy for the Washington Post, where she was a founding writer at Wonkblog, a blog dedicated to making complicated policy easily understandable. She has also covered health policy for Politico and Newsweek magazine.
She resides in Washington, DC with her husband and a very friendly beagle named Spencer.
Latest articles by Sarah Kliff

We spent the past month reading through the congressional plans to expand Medicare.

The emergency room bill I can’t stop thinking about.


The president has a good idea on health care — and one that could actually pass.


What I’ve discovered covering the health care system — and as a patient.


“It would make my position as a single-payer advocate a lot easier,” says a doctors organization leader. “But that’s not realistic.”


Biden has not endorsed Medicare-for-all, nor has he disavowed the idea.


A new bill would outlaw the big, surprise bills that Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital has sent to hundreds of patients.


It’s not the Mueller report, but it is important.


No more $20,243 bike crashes.


Why the Australian system might represent a realistic path forward for the US.
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