Josh Kramer

Josh Kramer serves as the Program Manager for Federal Policy at The SCAN Foundation. Josh is a dedicated health policy expert with extensive experience in Medicare, Medicaid, and advancing health care solutions for older adults. He has worked across both the executive and legislative branches, shaping policies that enhance access to care and improve health outcomes for older adults and people with disabilities.

Before joining The SCAN Foundation, Josh advised former U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra on Medicare payment policies, long-term care initiatives, and policies to promote health care competition. His work focused on improving hospital payment models and strengthening Medicare’s role in providing high-quality care.

Previously, he worked for the United States Senate Aging Committee for Chairman Bob Casey, where he played a key role in advancing policies related to Medicaid home and community-based services and dual-eligible beneficiaries, helping to shape initiatives that support older Americans in accessing long-term services and supports. He holds a Master’s in Public Policy from George Washington University and a Bachelor’s in Government & Law and History from Lafayette College. Outside of work, Josh will never stop talking about history podcasts and Philadelphia sports.