HHS Secretary

The HHS Secretary is the top official in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, responsible for overseeing federal efforts to improve healthcare, public health, and social services. Appointed by the President, they help shape policies on issues like disease prevention, healthcare access, and health emergencies. The Secretary manages programs such as Medicare and Medicaid and works with other organizations to promote health and well-being across the country. Essentially, they serve as the federal government's lead advocate for health-related matters and public health initiatives.