Where Do We Go From Here?
Prospects for Health Care Reform in the Wake of Election 2004
Which health care ideas from the campaign trail, if any, are likely to gain traction?
Related Programs:Health Policy Program
Health care emerged as a central domestic policy issue during the 2004 election in both the Presidential campaign and in local Congressional races throughout the country. With the election behind us now, but with high costs and a growing number of uninsured still with us, what are the prospects for health reform? Which health care ideas from the campaign trail, if any, are likely to gain traction? Please join us for a discussion with Reps. Jim Cooper and Christopher Shays on the future of health care in Congress.
11/15/2004 - 12:11pm
The Capitol Building
Room HC-5
Washington, DCUnited States
Participants
- Jim Cooper
(D-TN), U.S. House of Representatives - Christopher Shays
(R-CT), U.S. House of Representatives - Len Nichols
Vice President, Center for Studying Health System Change - Stuart Butler
Vice President, Domestic and Economic Policy Studies, Heritage Foundation












