Andy Miller has been a health care journalist for the past 20 years. From 1992 to mid-2009, he covered health care for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He won numerous awards for his newspaper reporting on hospitals and health insurers, state government and Georgia’s mental hospitals. Miller has been an Association of Health Care Journalists member for 10 years and serves as the president of the organization’s Atlanta chapter. Recently he was elected to the AHCJ board. He was a Kaiser Family Foundation health journalism fellow in 2001-2002. He has worked as a freelance health care reporter for several organizations, including WebMD, AOL’s WalletPop, Kaiser Health News, msnbc.com and AARP Bulletin. Miller graduated from Duke University in 1973 and received a master’s in education from Duke in 1979. He was a social studies teacher and basketball coach in a school system in North Carolina before switching careers to journalism. Miller lives in Atlanta with his wife and children.