Moving Markets: Lessons from New Hampshire's Health Care Price Transparency Experiment

Ha Tu and Rebecca Gourevitch

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Abstract: This report examines efforts by New Hampshire state government over the past decade to use health care price transparency—notably through the creation of HealthCost, a public website comparing costs of median health care bundled prices—to encourage cost-conscious behavior by consumers and increase competition and efficiency among health care providers.

Keywords: New Hampshire; Health Care Price Transparency Experiment; Health (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 11
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