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Summary
This document appears to be a page from a House Oversight collection (stamped HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019215) containing the text of a news article or briefing. It details interactions between President-elect Donald Trump and several high-profile healthcare executives—Noseworthy (Mayo Clinic implied), Rothman (Johns Hopkins), Torchiana (Partners HealthCare), and Cosgrove (Cleveland Clinic)—regarding healthcare policy, the future of Obamacare, and potential cabinet positions during the presidential transition period.
People (6)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Noseworthy | Healthcare Executive (implied CEO of Mayo Clinic based on context) |
Interviewed regarding Obamacare; met with Trump transition team.
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| Donald Trump | President-elect |
Meeting with healthcare executives; forming administration.
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| Rothman | Chief Executive of Johns Hopkins Medicine |
Mentioned in relation to past criticism of Ben Carson.
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| Ben Carson | Former head of pediatric neurology at Johns Hopkins / Nominee for HUD Secretary |
Criticized for past remarks; tapped to lead HUD.
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| Torchiana | Chief Executive of Partners HealthCare |
Mentioned regarding healthcare reform and hospital pricing.
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| Cosgrove | Chief Executive of the Cleveland Clinic / Heart Surgeon |
Potential candidate for head of Department of Veterans Affairs; member of advisory panel.
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Organizations (15)
Timeline (2 events)
Last week (relative to document date)
Late 2016/Early 2017
Meeting between Noseworthy and Trump
Unknown (likely Trump Tower based on context)
Locations (3)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
Relationships (3)
Rothman criticized Carson for disparaging remarks while Carson worked at Johns Hopkins.
Carson was a onetime political rival, now tapped by Trump to lead HUD.
Cosgrove is on an advisory panel for Trump and is a candidate for VA head.
Key Quotes (4)
"“We’re really talking about replace and repair, rather than repeal. But we haven’t seen a full approach yet from the administration.""Source
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""We’re basically optimistic we can create a better system together," Noseworthy said."Source
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""share his perspective on the future of healthcare delivery, research and excellence""Source
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""pleased for the opportunity.""Source
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as MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” NBC's “Meet the Press,” and “Charlie Rose.” He has argued that Obamacare was basically an expansion of insurance coverage and did not emphasize patient health enough.
In an interview with The Washington Post in November, he said his office had already been in touch with Trump's transition team offering help.
“We’re really talking about replace and repair, rather than repeal. But we haven’t seen a full approach yet from the administration. Personally, this is me speaking. ... We’re basically optimistic we can create a better system together,” Noseworthy said.
In a statement issued by his office shortly after the meeting began, Noseworthy said the invitation from Trump was to "share his perspective on the future of healthcare delivery, research and excellence" and that he was "pleased for the opportunity."
Rothman is chief executive of Johns Hopkins Medicine and several years ago found himself in the awkward position of criticizing physician Ben Carson, who at the time was head of pediatric neurology for the institution, after he made disparaging remarks about same-sex marriage. Carson later apologized publicly for his “poorly chosen words.” Carson, a onetime political rival of Trump's, has been tapped to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Torchiana is chief executive of Partners HealthCare, based in Massachusetts — a state that has long been at the forefront of health-care reform. Partners operates two of the most well-regarded hospitals in the world, Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women's Hospital, which are affiliated with Harvard Medical School. But in recent months, Partners has been under fire from some policymakers because of what they describe as a large gap between what Partners charges and what other providers charge.
Cosgrove, a heart surgeon and Vietnam veteran who is chief executive of the Cleveland Clinic, may be a candidate for the head of the Department of Veterans Affairs, according to Bloomberg News. Cosgrove has met with Trump several other times. He's on an advisory panel of 16 executives for the president-elect on jobs and the economy, has been spotted in Trump Tower recently and was in Palm Beach meeting with Trump last week.
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