OBBBA Tax Implications: Health Care Roundtable

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Presented on August 13, 2025

Mary Antonetti, Principal, Health Care Practice
Chris Bell, Principal, Health Care Practice
Wendy Campos, Principal, Tax Services
Keith J. Hutcheson, Principal, Health Care Practice
Eric Lucas, Managing Director, Health Care Consulting Practice

Join us for OBBBA Tax Implications: Health Care Roundtable. This is the second installment of our series, Vitals and Vision: Health Care Strategy in the OBBBA Era.

We’ll will dive deeper into how health care leaders are preparing for implementation of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s tax provisions.

The discussion include:

  • Tax strategies for health care organizations, and their investors, with both private and institutional ownership, related to the new tax laws
  • Key considerations for not-for-profit and for-profit health care institutions
  • Impacts to federal health care spending including Medicare and Medicaid

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