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AHIP: 10 Key Areas to Improve Health Care Competition and Promote Greater Access and Affordability
Submitted by gmccalister on Fri, 06/10/2022 - 09:49
- Support consumer-centric expansion of home-based advanced care through value-based care and payment models
- Bring much-needed transparency to private equity firms' monopoly power in air ambulance, emergency, and certain specialty services
- Advance site-neutral payments to defend consumers against having to pay more for the same services depending on the site of care
- Support patients' choice of telehealth, when clinically appropriate, as a less costly and more convenient method of care
- Address the harms caused by dialysis duopoly by preventing its expansion, removing barriers to care alternatives, and curbing the use of charitable structures to fortify the duopoly
- Stop consolidated health systems from using their monopoly position to stifle negotiation and innovation through the use of all-or-nothing, anti-tiering, and other take-it-or-leave-it contract terms
- Accelerate the availability of prescription drug biosimilars to ensure that the pace of access matches the pace of innovation
- Stop drug manufacturers from engaging in patent games that distort the system to maintain monopoly profits.
- Reform the system for provider-acquired drugs
- Address the ways in which drug manufacturers have abused charitable structures to protect their monopolies, rather than help patients.
Source: AHIP Launches New Policy Roadmap to Create Healthier Markets, Improve Health Care Affordability and Access for Every American, May 17, 2022
Source URL: https://www.ahip.org/news/press-releases/ahip-launches-new-p...
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