President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly promised to repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with something, well, more affordable.

Beyond that broad declaration, though, Trump has been less than forthcoming with details about what exactly he would do, leading to widespread uncertainty in the health care industry. (And in an interview with CBS over the weekend, he said he wanted to keep certain aspects of the ACA: "See "Trump now wants to keep popular Obamacare provisions, scrap the rest.")

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Kristen Rasmussen

Kristen Rasmussen is an Atlanta-based reporter who covers corporate law departments and in-house attorneys.

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