"We see that some beneficiaries are entering the Medicare program in better health and incurring less out-of-pocket spending," said Gerard Anderson, a health policy and management professor at Johns Hopkins University.
Study links Obamacare to improved health, reduced costs
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“In 40 years of working in this field, I’ve never seen health prices go down because there’s no incentive for hospitals to lower their prices,” said Mr. Anderson, the Johns Hopkins professor.
Inflation, Ozempic predicted to jack up health care costs
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