As health care prices continue to grow unabated in the commercial market, millions of Americans face premium increases and greater exposure to out-of-pocket costs through deductibles, co-insurance, and other expenses. Such commercial prices paid to providers are far higher and have been rising more quickly than the prices paid by public health insurance programs, like Medicare. Various policy initiatives under consideration could help address this dynamic, while certain actions (including litigation) by the health care industry could further worsen the problem.
Tracked Litigation
1:25-cv-02097
Seth Stern et al. v. JPMorgan Chase & Co. et al.
1:22-cv-00603
Tiara Yachts, Inc. v. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
0:24-cv-03043
Navarro et al. v. Wells Fargo & Company et al.
24-03654, 24-03655, 24-03700
Doe et al. v. Bonta et al.
3:24-cv-00671
Lewandowski v. Johnson and Johnson et al.
4:17-cv-00016
Dialysis Patient Citizens et al. v. Burwell et al.
8:19-cv-02105
Jane Doe et al. v. Bonta et al.
Inactive Case
Inactive Case
3:24-cv-00379
Mississippi Association of Health Plans, Inc. v. Chaney
Inactive Case
24-OC-00001-1B