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Awards
In
October 2008, Dr. Miller received an Rx
for Excellence Award from the Massachusetts Medical Law
Report for his broad range of work to improve the quality of
health care through policy actions and communications.
Reviews
“…thank
you for your contribution to our panel discussion at the HMO Alliance meeting.
This session was well received by our CEOs, Medical Directors and
Pharmacy Directors…. our sincere thanks for helping to make this meeting one
of our best ever.”
Dana McCormick,
Director Care Innovations, The HMO
Alliance
“Your
comments about the role of increased treatment utilization in driving the need
for comprehensive Medicare reform were very important and underscored for our
group the complexity of the problem facing the healthcare system.”
Connie Trump, Associate Director, Knoll, and Co-Chair AACE Corporate Advisory
Board
“Your
insight into the prescription drug issues will be of great assistance to the
Committee as we work to address this national problem in a comprehensive
manner.”
John
D. Rockefeller IV, United States Senator
“The majority of our audience members came
prepared to dispute your position on the cost of prescription drugs. You
made a most effective presentation, with concrete facts, and gave our
audience a lot to think about.”
Arima Freas,
President, Manhattan Borough-Wide Inter-Agency
Council On Aging
“Mike
is an excellent writer and a very good editor.”
Steven
Grossman, Executive Director, The FDA Alliance
“Thank you for the fabulous grand rounds at Caritas Carney Hospital
yesterday. You obviously put a great deal of time and thought into
presenting to us; your lecture was a remarkable overview of so many
issues affecting our health care system today! You have a great mind to be
able to have both the comprehension to understand these concepts, and the
ability to synthesize numerous trends and ideas into an integrated presentation.
Two of the best compliments to you are 1) docs stayed until the end
of grand rounds and 2) our new insights inspired conversations and debates in
hospital halls and offices all day long!”
Mary Lou Ashur, MD
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