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An analysis of MRI claims data finds that If patients had shopped around, they and their carrier could have saved $546.

Too often, consumers end up spending exponentially more for a procedure simply by choosing one provider location over another.

The bill would require hospitals to report data elements identifying its revenues, expenses, contractual allowances, bad debt and other income.

Payments billed by hospitals were an average of $114,000 per doctor per year higher.

For consumers, the No Surprises Act is a timely solution for an issue that has historically been a source of frustration.

Under the most optimistic scenario, the loss would be at least $53 billion.

Global issues such as the pandemic, trade restrictions and climate change will increase the potential for drug shortages.

Regulation of prices for payers (setting or capping prices) could reduce hospital spending by $61.9 billion to $236.6 billion per year.