At the beginning of the 118th Congress, a looming health care policy question was whether a divided government could open a window for an incremental, bipartisan, commonsense health care policy to emerge. While we must wait to see, what we do know is there is a consensus in Washington that many of the problems we face today are not going away on their own. For example, last year, it looked like in an end-of-year package, Congress might take action to delay the 4.5 percent Medicare payment cut for physicians. If it had gone through, there would have been recognition of the severe impact that these across-the-board payment cuts would have on providers struggling with surging medical infl
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