Healthcare Under the Second Trump Administration: Regulatory Updates, Trends, Client Advisory Strategies

This CLE webinar will examine the impact that the first year of the second Trump administration has had on healthcare regulation and the legislative agenda. The panel will examine the administration's policymaking priorities, regulatory changes, how the states have responded, and what may continue to be expected from agency leadership and rulemaking moving forward.

Healthcare regulation and policy have rapidly evolved over the past year during the second Trump administration. Key changes include narrowing ACA marketplace access, imposing Medicaid work requirements, rulemaking on data interoperability and AI, limiting access to reproductive healthcare, targeting vaccines, and increasing drug pricing transparency.

More recently, the White House released the proposed framework, The Great Healthcare Plan, aimed at lowering insurance premiums and prescription drug costs as well as reducing the influence of pharmacy benefit managers. 

Listen as our expert panel provides healthcare counsel with an update on the significant regulatory changes made to date in the healthcare arena during the second Trump administration. The panel will discuss what policy and regulatory changes may still be on the horizon and address strategies for helping clients navigate this evolving regulatory landscape.