Becker's Healthcare December 11, 2024
Claire Wallace

Several health systems are bracing for potential supply challenges heading into a new presidential term.

During his campaign, President-elect Donald Trump floated higher tariffs, which could impact prices for all American workers and businesses.

Eight leaders told Becker’s how their supply chains have fared over the past year and how they are preparing for potentially higher costs in the new year:

Janet Carlson, MSN, RN. Executive Director for Ambulatory Surgery Centers of Commonwealth Pain & Spine (Louisville, Ky.): My organization is preparing for the potential proposed tariffs in 2025 by diversifying our vendor relationships for the procurement of our medical supplies and medications. While maintaining our existing relationships, we will continue to partner with additional businesses that...

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