Ateev Mehrotra

Ateev Mehrotra is a Professor at the Brown University School of Public Health, where he chairs the Department of Health Services, Policy and Practice. He holds MD and MPH degrees from the University of California, San Francisco and Berkeley, respectively, and completed residency in internal medicine and pediatrics at Massachusetts General Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Boston. His research focuses on telemedicine, health care delivery innovations, consumerism, price transparency, and alternative payment models.

• Education: BS (MIT), MD (UCSF), MPH (UC Berkeley), MSc Epidemiology (Harvard)
• Affiliation: Brown University School of Public Health

Dr. Mehrotra's research examines how telemedicine impacts quality, costs, and access to care, particularly in Medicare and rural populations. He investigates consumer-driven health care reforms, including price transparency and benefit design, and applies natural language processing to electronic health records for quality measurement. His work spans urgent care, opioid treatment, mental health services, and pandemic-era health care delivery.

His recent publications highlight trends in telehealth adoption, remote patient monitoring, and disparities in telemedicine utilization. Key themes include digital equity, hybrid care models, and policy reforms to expand telehealth access across state lines.

Dr. Mehrotra collaborates extensively with researchers at Harvard, UC, and RAND Corporation, often analyzing Medicare data and health care utilization patterns. His work informs payment models, licensure policies, and strategies to improve care for vulnerable populations.