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In support of this argument, proponents point to an abundance of stories of consumers who, after seeking healthcare treatment, find their mailboxes overflowing with surprise medicalbills – often with disastrous financial consequences. [2]. Responding to Concerns. Hospitals are free to choose the remaining 230 services to be included.
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consumer dissatisfaction with drugprices — across political party identification. insured consumers’ perspectives on prescriptiondrugpricing and the role of PBMs (pharmacy benefit managers). 9 in 10 insured Americans felt that prescriptions are more expensive in the U.S.
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