Promoting greater transparency across the health care system can help — along with other policy interventions — reduce health care prices and lower health care premiums for consumers. In recent years, policymakers have adopted various measures requiring the release of additional data by providers and insurers, and giving consumers more access to real-time information about the cost and availability of health care services. Ongoing compliance issues and litigation by private industry may threaten the impact of such transparency measures.
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