"The current bill is
already a pretty generous compromise to providers by guaranteeing them a
minimum wage at today's inflated rates. That being said, I'm still hopeful that
a deal can be struck without giving away the farm to providers at the expense
of patients."
— Loren Adler, an associate director of the USC-Brookings
Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy, spoke with AIS's Health Plan Weekly about
efforts in Congress to end surprise medical billing, most recently, the HELP
Committee's benchmark-rate strategy.
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