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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: “The administration has already issued warnings or corrective action requests to more than 500 hospitals that…”

Featuring: Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Independent | United States Secretary of Health and Human Services | National

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'A Clear View About What Healthcare Actually Costs': RFK Jr. Announces New Transparency Measures

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Transparency requirements. When President Trump returned to office, he saw these evasive tactics that the industry had taken, and he directed us to build on that foundation. And we have The administration has already issued warnings or corrective action requests to more than 500 hospitals that failed to meet federal price transparency requirements. And today we are strengthening the rules for health insurers. One lesson from the first generation of transparency requirement is that publishing enormous quantities of data does not necessarily produce useful information. (07:33–07:46)

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Asserts that over 500 hospitals received warnings or corrective actions for not meeting price transparency requirements.

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