Competitive health care markets can help reduce health care prices and lower health care premiums for consumers. In private health insurance, research has shown that provider consolidation, private equity acquisition of health care providers, and other anticompetitive practices can lead to higher health care prices. In addition to federal enforcement, civil litigation by private parties also can play an important role in combating anticompetitive practices in the health care sector.
Tracked Litigation
4:25-cv-00116
Burbage v. U.S. Anesthesia Partners, Inc. et al.
2:26-cv-00207
United States et al. v. OhioHealth Corporation
3:22-cv-00580
Team Schierl Companies et al. v. Aspirus, Inc. et al.
1:26-cv-02480
United States v. The New York and Presbyterian Hospital
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2:23-cv-01305
Louisiana Children’s Medical Center v. Garland et al.
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2:23-cv-01311
HCA Healthcare, Inc. v. Garland et al.
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