Hospitals & Providers

A component in the OBBBA can provide healthier lives for rural residents and patients

The prohibition was rooted in caution, but its practical effect has been to protect incumbent hospital systems from competition at the expense of patients

Updating fraud detection systems will preserve program stability and safeguard patient outcomes

A recent EO could initiate a policy shift to implement better solutions for chronic social ills

The program has become a revenue-generating tool for hospitals rather than a mechanism to support low-income Americans

Where available, home care can provide improved health outcomes at a lower cost.

Site-neutral billing fosters an environment where health care is driven by the needs of patients, not the location of service delivery

Various tactics are used to avoid disclosing their prices for various health care services