Chief Healthcare Executive November 7, 2024
Groups representing health systems, physicians and medical schools congratulated the president-elect. They also outlined some of their goals and hopes in Washington.
With President-elect Donald Trump securing a second term in the White House, organizations representing hospitals and doctors offered congratulations and pledged to work with his new administration.
Most major healthcare advocacy organizations don’t endorse candidates in presidential elections and aim to maintain a non-partisan approach, recognizing the realities that they need to work with both Republicans and Democrats in Washington. In statements issued Wednesday, healthcare organizations offered cooperation and congratulations.
Healthcare organizations also outlined some of their key priorities, or at least hopes, for the next four years in Washington.
Rick Pollack, president and CEO of the American...
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