Requires hospitals, labs, and insurers to show patients clear prices upfront.
This bill would make it easier for patients to know healthcare costs before they get care. It would require hospitals, labs, imaging centers, and certain surgical centers to publicly share their prices for services. Health insurance plans would also have to provide more detailed cost estimates and explanations of benefits, helping people understand what they owe.
Today, patients often struggle to find out the true cost of healthcare services before receiving them, and bills can be confusing. After this bill, hospitals, labs, imaging centers, and certain surgical centers would have to publicly post their prices, and health insurers would provide real-time cost estimates and clearer explanations of benefits. This would give patients more upfront information and more detailed bills to understand their costs.
S 2355 · 119th Congress · July 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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