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If appointed, each of these nominees could produce significant changes in healthcare policy and regulations. They could also overhaul their respective agencies. We discuss some of the implications.

Trump identifies nominees for top healthcare positions

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Declining vaccination rates and new public health leadership give rise to outbreak concerns

Vaccine hesitancy is a significant driver of rising disease infection rates. As nominee to lead HHS, Kennedy’s stance could have profound implications for rebuilding public confidence in vaccines.

Big Tech expands healthcare offerings: Microsoft, Apple, and Zoom advance innovations

As the health tech industry has expanded rapidly, Big Tech companies have also launched new products and made strategic expansions that reflect a stronger focus on healthcare delivery.

Healthcare implications: 5 post-election policies to watch

Uncertainty remains about how Trump’s re-election and shifts in Congress will impact health policy. Several core issues are likely to get the most attention under the new administration.

Drug market disruption: Price negotiations and new entrants change the landscape

Independent community pharmacies are weighing whether they can afford to offer drugs at their new rates, even as direct-to-consumer pharmacies are expanding.

Struggles at CVS, Rite Aid, and Walgreens call into question retail pharmacy’s future

Disruptors may offer convenience and affordability for some, but retail pharmacy closures could exacerbate health disparities for under-resourced communities.

Healthcare policy 2025: Why states and courts are more likely drivers than federal elections

A stalemate in Congress may limit federal healthcare policy change. Healthcare leaders should keep a pulse on state ballot initiatives, state legislation, and court decisions.

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Roger Ray, MD

Chief Physician Executive and Leader, Clinical Transformation

Roger Ray, MD, serves as the firm's Chief Physician Executive and co-leads the Clinical Transformation Line of Business. He has over 30 years of experience in healthcare, having served in a variety of leadership positions at major medical centers and health systems throughout the eastern United States.

Alexandra Schumm

Partner and Vice President of Research

Alex Schumm is a Partner and Vice President of Research at Chartis. Alex has 15 years of consulting experience in the areas of enterprise strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, partnership strategy, physician-hospital alignment, and network development.

Abigail Arnold

Associate Vice President of Research

Abigail Arnold is an Associate Vice President of Research with Chartis. She has experience in consulting and with many segments in the healthcare industry, including hospital systems, health plans, and pharmaceuticals.

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