Commercial Sector Prices
Visiting the hospital or doctor’s office should not be a devastating blow to the family budget.
Increased consolidation among providers over the past few decades is driving up costs, which has put a severe strain on family finances and added higher costs for employers and the government. Charges and fees often appear inflated, and the U.S. pays top dollar for almost every service when compared with other countries.
In order to improve affordability and access to high-quality care, we seek to lower the prices paid for hospital and physician services. We are working to protect patients and payers from surprise bills, develop approaches to reduce the prices charged by providers with strong market power, and investigate and expose anti-competitive practices in the market. This would help lower the out-of-pocket costs and premiums consumers face.
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Jordan Fingerhut
Health Care Analyst – Commercial Sector Prices

Hunter Kellett
Vice President of Health Care – Medicaid and State Policy Engagement

Morgan McGrath
Health Care Manager – Commercial Sector Prices

Mark E. Miller
Executive Vice President of Health Care

Erica Socker
Vice President of Health Care – Payor Reform

Alexandra Spratt
Director of Health Care – Commercial Sector Prices