Consumers for Quality Care

Consumers for Quality Care has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in April 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Consumers for Quality Care are: • Facebook • Instagram • Threads • X • Bluesky • Website Besides social media accounts, consumers4qualitycare has populated their site with: • 2025 Scorecard Campaign • State report highlights opportunities to strengthen maternal health care in Washington | Office of Financial Management • Real Clear Health: Promise and Problems of Hospital Price Transparency • The New York Times: Trump Administration Says Surprise Billing Law Is Being ‘Gamed’ by Doctors • WSJ: Medical Billing Arbitration Paid Out $15 Billion to Providers in Surprise Bill Disputes • A Neurosurgeon Explains Why Doctor Visits Now Cost Twice As Much • AMNY: What lawyers say people should know a month into federal healthcare cuts that kicked 450,000 New Yorkers off coverage | amNewYork • North Carolina enrollment fell as marketplace costs rose | Charlotte Observer • Consumers for Quality Care Urges Senate Finance Committee to Hold PBMs and Insurers Accountable for Prescription Drug Costs • Tech Target: Health systems test real-time prior auths through Epic • WCAX: Vermont moves to rein in hospital 'facility fees' • Michigan Public: Michigan advocates speak out against “devastating” federal healthcare funding cuts • Center for Economic and Policy Research: How the No Surprises Act Is Driving Up Health Care Costs • Becker's Hospital Review: Illinois county surpasses $1B in medical debt relief • Health Leaders: New PA Reporting Requirements Expose High Denial Rates • Becker's Hospital Review: Where reimbursement risk really starts in a specialty revenue cycle • KFF Health News: Mark Cuban Says You Can't Fix Healthcare Until Every Price is Known • Medical Economics: Medicare Advantage members are losing trust in their plans - and physicians are absorbing the fallout • NBC News: She thought she had insurance coverage. Then a tumor was flagged as a pre-existing condition. • MedPage Today: AMA Sued Over Its 'Paywalled' Billing Codes • Vermont hospital safety rankings: No one system tells the whole story • Robbing Hood Part 2 • EMS leaders explain ambulance billing, say majority of money fails to go to first responders • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau asks court to toss its rule barring medical debt from credit reports