The battle for price transparency
[...]the price transparency bill was so refreshing, the Ohio legislature passed it unanimously. Because transparency is one aspect of healthcare that both parties agree on, as well as virtually all Americans, lawmakers in both houses on both sides of the aisle were all in favor. Create codes. 5 Char...
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| description | [...]the price transparency bill was so refreshing, the Ohio legislature passed it unanimously. Because transparency is one aspect of healthcare that both parties agree on, as well as virtually all Americans, lawmakers in both houses on both sides of the aisle were all in favor. Create codes. 5 Charge absurd retail prices (Chargemaster) to make consumers believe they really are getting a deal. 6 Keep prices hidden, so consumers cannot know costs, and must purchase products and services on blind faith. 7 Only provide the price after the non-refundable services are rendered, then demand payment. 8 Send those who don't pay to collections, then threaten to put a lien on their house. 9 Obstruct any bill or law that threatens the system. 10 If you're really clever, call yourself a nonprofit, so you can avoid paying any taxes. |
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