Hospitals claim that they have to charge high commercial prices in order to offset the money they lose on Medicaid/Medicare and the uninsured. But what does the data say? Explore our hospital payer data and get the real story.
Texas employers and families are suffering at the hands of expensive and unsupportable health care. Large and small employers have tried to negotiate but have failed as no employer in consolidated hospital markets has enough consumers to influence price change. Now is the time for Texas Legislators to act and enact policy changes that will have a real, and measurable impact on their constituent family’s lives.
Do higher prices mean better quality? With some things, they might—but what about health care? We recently updated our Texas Hospital Payer Data to include
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Axios senior policy reporter Caitlin Owens has been following the issue of skyrocketing health care expenses for years. Recently, she took a look at the
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Consumer Price Index (CPI) data compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals a troubling disconnect between overall inflation and the rising price of health
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