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Heather Flick is an HHS veteran from Trump's first term and would be a key point person on major overhauls of health programs.
House Energy and Commerce panel Republicans met to suss out how changes to Medicaid or other health care measures could be used as offsets in reconciliation.
Long spoke about the year ahead for health policy and the legislative outlook.
House Budget Committee Republicans are considering a lengthy list of health policy options for reconciliation.
The directives offered more clues about a health care agenda that Trump did not make a prominent part of his campaign platform.
Vulnerable GOP lawmakers
The largely symbolic measure would require health care providers to provide care to infants born after an attempted abortion.
Groups representing PBMs, drugmakers and physicians all ramped up year-over-year spending on lobbying in the run-up to year-end government funding deal.
Health payfors like Medicaid per capita caps, PBM reforms and Medicare site-neutral payment changes remain on the table.
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