The Wall Street Journal recently published an analysis that found a shocking lack of pediatric-ready hospitals in the United States.
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New hospital price transparency requirements enacted by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services take effect today, marking a significant step toward greater transparency in U.S. health care. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with government agencies and health systems to ultimately create a better care ecosystem for everyone involved.
A slew of new hospital price transparency requirements enacted by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services go into effect today (July 1), marking another big step in the journey toward making healthcare more transparent in the United States. We at Finestra created a simple chart to share what new requirements hospitals are now required to follow. Hospitals should view this as an opportunity to step up for their patients and tout their transparency as a commitment to better care. We look forward to continuing our engagement with government agencies and health systems to ultimately create a better care ecosystem for all parties involved.
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We're also not sure if Cicero said that, but then again price transparency in U.S. health care is more of our area of expertise! And we're happy to know that Turquoise Health is working toward this goal, as well. The more the merrier!
Loved grabbing lunch with Chris Severn of Turquoise Health during a brief visit to southern California, sharing crazy stories of how we started our companies and insights about the world of healthcare price transparency. I was grateful to the Turquoise team for featuring Finestra in their annual report last year, and look forward to working together to help Americans live in a healthier and more transparent world!
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