Trump 2019: Three Things To Expect in Health Care
Client Alert | 1 min read | 12.12.18
As part of our Trump 2019: What To Expect series, Traci Vitek, senior policy director with the firm, and Jerrica Mathis, director in Crowell & Moring’s Government Affairs Group, sit down to discuss what we can expect Congress and the White House to focus on in 2019 regarding health care.
Discussed in this 24-minute podcast:
- Health care plans and how they are marketed.
- Drug pricing proposals.
- Congressional oversight.
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