Senators advance healthcare price transparency bill
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(The Center Square) - A bipartisan committee of senators advanced legislation on Wednesday that would require hospitals and insurance companies to display prices for provided services.
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Sens. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, and John Hickenlooper, D-Co., introduced the Patients Deserve Price Tags Act in July 2025, requiring hospitals to publicly report negotiated rates, costs and cash prices for ambulatory surgery centers, imaging centers and clinical labs.
Both parties in Congress are working to advance legislation on hospital price transparency before the August recess period as healthcare affordability is set to play a major role in voters’ decisions in 2026 midterm elections.
Hospital price transparency, insulin price caps, food regulations, and a slew of other healthcare bills advanced out of the Senate health committee on Wednesday ahead of the August congressional recess.
(The Center Square) - A bipartisan committee of senators advanced legislation on Wednesday that would require hospitals and insurance companies to display prices for provided services.
The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions passed legislation on Wednesday to require drug providers, hospitals, and insurers to clearly disclose to patients the cost of their products. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan.
Bipartisan hospital price transparency legislation cleared a key hurdle in the Senate Wednesday, but some big hospital groups are pushing back. The Patients Deserve Price Tags Act, […]
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