The content discusses how Senator Bill Cassidy dismissed the possibility of repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, despite former President Trump’s assertions. Cassidy stated that he is only interested in bipartisan health care reforms and that Democrats are not looking to replace the ACA. He mentioned that some smaller policies on the margins could potentially pass. The article is part of D.C. Diagnosis, a newsletter from STAT focusing on the politics and policy of health and medicine. Cassidy’s stance highlights the ongoing debate and challenges surrounding health care reform in the United States.
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D.C. Diagnosis newsletter: Hospitals may benefit from medical debt relief plans
