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Looking for a pulse. With plans for reform thrown into disarray, lawmakers ponder scaling back their ambitions.

With healthcare reform on deathwatch in Washington, providers, policymakers and lobbyists are wondering what comes next. "None of us knows, but we don't view it as the end. We view it as a moment that we have to work through, and hopefully we'll still be able to do what's right for the patients and the country," says Jeff Korsmo, left, Mayo Clinic Health Policy Center.