Policy experts from The King's Fund endorsed the Washwood Heath Health & Wellbeing Centre as a model for future community-based care. Their commentary highlighted the benefits of an integrated, patient-centered approach, supporting progressive public policy aimed at enhancing local health services.

The King's Fund issued a response to the Labour Party's proposed measures to reduce NHS elective waiting lists. In the statement, Director of Policy Sally Warren highlighted the merits of increasing service hours and investing in better medical equipment like MRI and CT scanners, while warning that relying on already overburdened NHS staff might exacerbate workforce burnout. The commentary underscores a call for sustainable, long-term improvements in healthcare provision.

On July 5, 2023, The King's Fund co-signed a joint open letter addressed to UK political leaders including Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, urging for a decisive break from short-term NHS policy-making. The letter highlighted the urgent need for long-term investments in healthcare infrastructure, workforce planning, and social care reform to secure the future of the National Health Service.

The King's Fund released a comprehensive report analyzing the role of emerging digital technologies in transforming health and care in England. The report examines developments before and during the Covid-19 pandemic, and outlines potential futures for a digitally enabled, patient-focused care system.

In their response to the 2019 Conservative party manifesto, The King's Fund, led by Chief Executive Richard Murray, critiqued the funding package for NHS services and the exclusion of comprehensive social care, workforce training, and public health investments. They highlighted the inadequacy of the proposals to address deep staffing and funding shortages, thereby urging a more robust and equitable health and care funding plan.