
Health Care Organizations on Concerns & Exemptions Regarding Tariffs
Tariffs on medical goods threaten healthcare costs, access, and supply chains. Leading health groups urge exemptions to safeguard patient care.
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Tariffs on medical goods threaten healthcare costs, access, and supply chains. Leading health groups urge exemptions to safeguard patient care.

Tariffs on medtech could disrupt supply chains, increase costs, and delay care. Exemptions are needed to protect hospitals, patients, and innovation.

This educational primer will break down tariffs, trade policies, and legal frameworks—giving you the basics you need to navigate upcoming changes.


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