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By the time Congress gets to proposed health care reform, the political landscape may be very different from what it is today, potentially with a different president, noted Chris Sloan, an associate principal at Avalere, a health care consulting firm in Washington, D.C. “Assuming the focus remains on COVID-19, the next opportunity for major health care policy reform might not be before 2021,†Mr. Sloan said during a recent Avalere podcast.
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