Yevgeniy Feyman is a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and deputy director of health policy. He writes on health care policy, entitlement reform, and the Affordable Care Act. Feyman’s research has focused on a variety of topics, including the physician shortage, the cost of health care reform, and consumer-directed health care.

In 2013, Feyman, with colleagues Avik Roy and Paul Howard, released the Obamacare Impact Map, a state-by-state look at the effects of the ACA. The map was cited numerous times on Capitol Hill; Republican strategist Karl Rove called the map an “indispensable tool” in understanding the law’s effects on Americans.