Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice buildings in Washington, D.C. Photos: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM

Consumers now will find it easier to report anticompetitive health-care practices to federal agencies. The Federal Trade Commission and Departments of Justice and Health and Human Services on Thursday launched an online portal, HealthyCompetiton.gov.

"All too often, we hear how unfair methods of competition and monopolistic practices may be depriving Americans of access to affordable, high-quality health care," FTC Chair Lina M. Khan said. "This joint initiative among FTC, DOJ and HHS will provide a crucial channel for the agencies to hear from the public, bolstering our work to check illegal business practices that harm consumers and workers alike."

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