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Controlling Health Care Costs

Looking Ahead: Policy Options for Addressing High Drug Prices

Blog / Jul 30, 2019

Controlling Health Care Costs

Price Transparency in Health Care Is Coming to the U.S. — But Will It Matter?

Blog / Jul 03, 2019

Controlling Health Care Costs

The U.S. Can’t Fix Health Care Without Better Price Data

Blog / May 30, 2019

Market concentration and competition

Controlling Health Care Costs

Market Concentration and Potential Competition in Medicare Advantage

Issue Briefs / Feb 14, 2019

Hospital price transparency for patients

Controlling Health Care Costs

Hospital Price Transparency: Making It Useful for Patients

Blog / Feb 12, 2019

Improving Health Care Quality

A Menu of Medical Prices

Podcast / Oct 05, 2018

California hospital

Controlling Health Care Costs

Consolidation in California’s Health System Leads to Higher Prices and Premiums

Journal Article / Sep 06, 2018

Sick woman in risk pool gets examined

Controlling Health Care Costs

Health Care Sharing Ministries: What Are the Risks to Consumers and Insurance Markets?

Fund Reports / Aug 08, 2018

Short term plans

Controlling Health Care Costs

Do States Know the Status of Their Short-Term Health Plan Markets?

Blog / Aug 03, 2018

Medicare patient readmitted to hospital because of large physician practices

Improving Health Care Quality

Do Larger Physician Practices Provide Better Care at Lower Cost?

Journal Article / Aug 02, 2018

Market concentration will cause high prices

Controlling Health Care Costs

Market Concentration Variation of Health Care Providers and Health Insurers in the United States

Blog / Jul 30, 2018

AT&T Time Warner Merger

Controlling Health Care Costs

AT&T, Time Warner, and the Future of Health Care

Blog / Jun 21, 2018

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