 Nov. 4, 2020 | Today's news and insights for healthcare leaders Note from the editor There's no apparent winner yet in the presidential race — at least as of press time for our newsletter. While the votes are tallied, take a look at our Deep Dive on what the candidates have proposed for healthcare policies.
In the coming days and weeks, we'll be following how state races could affect issues like Medicaid expansion, in addition to how control of the Senate turns out and, of course, whether former Vice President Joe Biden or President Donald Trump will be in the White House next year.
If you're looking to take a break from election news, read about how health systems are preparing their supply chains for flu season and what storylines have been overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stay tuned, and as always, thanks for reading.
 Shannon Muchmore
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Legal analysts say it's not a choice between simply two results. "I think about it as a spectrum," Katie Keith, a lawyer and health policy expert at Georgetown University, said. |
The outcome of the presidential race and control of the Senate were still unknown as of Wednesday morning. Polling showed healthcare issues were top of mind for many as they cast their vote. |
UPDATED The broader, now final, end-stage renal disease rule is meant to support use of equipment and supplies for at-home dialysis treatment. |
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