Cynthia Hicks
Cynthia Hicks is Senior Director of Public Affairs at PhRMA focusing on polling and opinion research that supports advocacy communications and strategy. Prior to joining PhRMA, Cynthia worked as a consultant, marketer, and head of polling for a civic technology company where her work supported issue advocacy organizations and policy makers on both sides of the aisle. Cynthia is a proud Los Angeles native and outside of the office she enjoys an early morning HIIT workout and spending time with friends and family.
50-state poll says Americans are concerned that hospital markups hurt patients
Americans speak out on health insurance barriers and need for policy change, according to the latest Patient Experience Survey
New 50-state poll Americans want to hold health insurers and PBMs accountable for high out-of-pocket costs and other practices
New poll shows strong bipartisan support for PBM reform
Navigating the Patient Experience Survey: Protecting Lifelines to Access and Innovation
Three things to know from the latest Patient Experience Survey
Key Trends: Patient experience data reveal how insurers and middlemen impose barriers in health care
Survey Says: Prescription drug prices are not fueling inflation concerns for Americans
3 things voters are concerned about when it comes to their health care coverage
New poll shows voters sounding the alarm on health insurance companies and PBMs
Study finds insurance barriers disproportionately burden patients with chronic illness
The patient experience: Uncovering the barriers to care for insured Americans
The patient experience: Insurance barriers continue to impede access to health care, especially among the country’s underserved
New poll of all 50 states and 435 Congressional Districts shows perils of so-called Medicare “negotiation”
Navigating the patient experience in the time of COVID-19
Insurance design barriers can impact patient adherence and can lead to poor health outcomes
The patient experience: Out-of-pocket costs are driving patients affordability and access challenges
New poll shows Americans reject Medicare negotiation once they learn more about the policy
Data show voters want bipartisan approach to tackling health care affordability and coverage issues
New polling shows Americans are sounding the alarm on the TRIPS IP waiver
Cynthia Hicks