Health+Benefits the June 2019 issue

Healthcare Hot Spots

A snapshot of federal and state healthcare payment reform proposals.
By Sandy Laycox Posted on May 24, 2019

Using research from law firm Steptoe & Johnson, we broke down some basics of the federal proposals on the table. We also took a look at the volume of state action and found that, among the varied legislation that has been introduced around the country, more than 25% of states have introduced some kind of single-payer solution.

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