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Healthcare Preview for the Week of: August 3, 2026 [Podcast] (opens the original)
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This week marks the Senate’s last week in session before its August recess kicks off. Last night, the Senate Appropriations Committee released the text for its continuing resolution (CR), which would fund the government through December 11, 2026. The CR includes a provision that would prevent the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB)’s proposed rule regarding federal financial assistance from taking effect. The OMB proposal has drawn significant stakeholder and bipartisan concern because it wo
Healthcare Preview for the Week of: July 27, 2026 [Podcast] (opens the original)
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The House left town last week to begin its August recess, while the Senate is currently scheduled to be in session through August 7, 2026. The Senate could decide to start recess early, but that depends on how much of its agenda it can get done this week. Focus will largely be on advancing nominations and developing the Senate’s version of a continuing resolution to fund the government beyond the end of the fiscal year, September 30, 2026. The House passed its version of a continuing resolution,
McDermott+ Check-Up: July 24, 2026 (opens the original)
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House Energy & Commerce Committee advances health legislation. The markup included consideration of 29 bills, including 20 healthcare bills. Ten of those were added to HR 9393, the Lower Costs, More Transparency Act, through an amendment in the nature of a substitute (AINS), and some were slightly modified compared to their original version. Those bills include: Ultimately, the final, expanded version of the Lower Costs, More Transparency Act passed by a unanimous vote. The bill now moves to the
McDermott+ Check-Up: July 17, 2026 (opens the original)
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House Republicans begin reconciliation 3.0 effort. The draft budget resolution, released the morning of July 15, 2026, includes instructions for relevant House committees to produce legislative language that will provide approximately $12 billion for agriculture policies, $73 billion for defense and intelligence programs, and $10 billion for voter integrity efforts. As written, the package does not include offsets and does not include reconciliation instructions for health committees, meaning th
Healthcare Preview for the week of: July 13, 2026 [Podcast] (opens the original)
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Both chambers return to Washington, DC, today following the July 4 recess. There is limited time for legislating this month and before the November midterm election. The House is scheduled to be in session for only the next two weeks before the August recess, while the Senate is scheduled to be in through August 7. All of that is subject to change, particularly as the House Rules Committee has been at a standstill due to some conservative Republican members’ opposition to moving bills pursuant t
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