Health Care Ruling Expected Thursday WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would issue the rest of its decisions for its current term on Thursday, making it very likely that a decision on the comprehensive law overhauling health care will come that day. The extension of the term by a few days from Monday, originally set as the final day, had been widely anticipated, as had the likelihood that the health care decision would be the last to be announced. While the court has from time to time carried decisions over from one term to the next, that is unusual and would be surprising in this case, which received three days of oral arguments three months ago and is considered the most important case to come before the court in more than a decade. Technically, the docket on health care includes three separate cases involving four distinct issues raised by challenges to the health care law that Congress passed in 2010. It is not clear whether the court will issue separate decisions on each, or lump several of them together. The court has a few other unrelated cases still before it; these, too, could be settled on Thursday. The New York Times will provide live updates and interactive features on the decisions throughout the day at www.nytimes.com.