A potential second Trump presidency could lead to significant changes in healthcare access and costs, with uncertainty about his specific plans. Democrats have criticized a conservative think tank’s Project 2025 agenda, which Trump has not explicitly endorsed. Focus on this proposal has overshadowed Trump’s own statements on priorities like abortion, addiction policy, and insurance coverage. With limited details from Trump during the campaign, his actions in the first administration are cited as potential indicators of future policy directions. Healthcare stakeholders are closely watching for indications of Trump’s healthcare agenda if he were to return to office.
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Donald Trump’s health care policy plans, from Medicaid to abortion
