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Transparency, technology and convenience: any solution that does not address that trio will not contribute to a truly accessible health care system.

Exasperated Maryland officials are presenting hospital cost information in a way they believe Americans might understand: on a T-shirt.

Legislation limiting a provider's ability to negotiate prices could ultimately result in reduced access to care for consumers.

Attendees of the recent Q4Live conference in San Diego discussed realistic and actionable ways to address the quality and cost of their clients' benefits plans.

The bipartisan proposal would protect patients from surprise bills and high charges from out-of-network hospitals or doctors.

Nearly 60 percent of respondents in a recent survey said they had received a medical bill that they thought should have been covered by their insurance.

Nearly one in five hospitals in the U.S. mark up medicine prices 700 percent or more--and eight percent are going as high as 1,000 percent.

Making sure clients and prospects understand how auto-adjudication affects their costs can lead to more groups willing to pursue alternative strategies that provide more transparency.