How Price Transparency Can Save American Healthcare
Price transparency is Congress’ top bipartisan healthcare priority. The Senate’s Patients Deserve Price Tags Act and the House of Representatives’ Health DATA Act give legislators the chance to make it a reality by requiring upfront prices,
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Price transparency is Congress’ top bipartisan healthcare priority. The Senate’s Patients Deserve Price Tags Act and the House of Representatives’ Health DATA Act give legislators the chance to make it a reality by requiring upfront prices, including discounted cash and insurance-negotiated rates, across the healthcare system.
American national health expenditures are projected to reach $6 trillion in ...
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