Recent reports have shown how arbitration entities profit while enabling provider-driven abuse of the No Surprises Act. Restoring the law’s original intent to lower costs and protect patients requires greater transparency in the IDR process, including among arbitrators. nytimes.com/2026/11/04/hea…
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ICYMI: A health policy expert who helped implement the No Surprises Act warns in @washingtonpost that relentless provider-driven abuse of the law’s arbitration process is driving up healthcare costs for employers and consumers. ahip.org/news/articles/…
A new analysis from the nonpartisan @BudgetHawks finds that 83% of healthcare markets are highly concentrated, and that hospitals’ and providers’ use of anticompetitive contracting practices is driving up costs for employers and consumers. ahip.org/news/articles/…
New reporting from @washingtonpost highlights how consolidated hospital systems profit by charging higher prices for routine medical care, driving up consumer costs and causing wasteful spending across the healthcare system. washingtonpost.com/business/2026/…
ICYMI: As healthcare affordability remains a top concern for voters, a new report from @icer_review and @WestHealth finds brand drugmakers are launching new products at historically high prices. ahip.org/news/articles/…