Donald Trump is president elect: What does he think of health care?

Author(s):

Keith A. Reynolds

Key Takeaways

Trump's re-election may lead to renewed efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act and promote market-driven healthcare solutions.
Potential policy shifts could include reducing drug prices, altering Medicaid funding, and expanding private insurance options.
The healthcare industry may experience changes in regulatory frameworks, affecting providers, insurers, and patients.
Stakeholders should prepare for policy adjustments impacting healthcare access, affordability, and innovation.

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To inform physicians about the stakes of the election, KFF produced an analysis of Trump's history and stance on health care issues with those of his opponent. Here is a look at what may be in store for the country's health care industry as it prepares for Trump to retake control.